Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1917-09-06

inviting eleven of her little friends
and playmates to her parents home
Tor q party. The young children ar
rived early In the afternoon and games
OF all kinds were INDUCED in on the
lawn in front of the house. Delicious
refreshments were served and the
afternoon passed too quickly to please
all the children. Little Miss Doris re-
ceived many pretty gifts from her
playmates.
Mr.. Charles H. Thayer of Indicn Or
chard, Mass, spent the holiday with
mis- wife at their cottage near Eastern
Landing.
Mrs. Mary A. Charleson of Portland
mas spent the greater part of the sea-
son at their delightful estate, "Armor-
dale, near Central Landing. Her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur w. Bell and Mr..
Bell and their young son have been
house guests. Mrs. Charleson, who is
delightful hostess, has entertained
many guests, and several delightful
parties and social affairs have been
given in their honor
Mr.. Edward G.. Hall, who at the pres.
emit time is stationed at Bar Harbor.
Me-, as member of the Naval Goa
Patrol, spent two days last week with
his mother, Mrs. Bicknell Hall, at her
estate at the East End.
Mr.. Charles r. Sawyer of Dorches-
ter, Mass, will arrive on the island
this week to spend his annual vaca-
ton. Mr.. Sawyer built fine summer
home on the East End this past win
ter and Mrs. Sawyer and her son
earle have been occupying it since
June 1. At the present time Mr.. earle
Sawyer is visiting in the White Mts.
The Summit House will remain open
until the latter part of the month. in
order to accommodate several guests,
that are planning to remain here to
enjoy the delights of the island during
this delightful summer month. Sew
eral of the regular tourists remained
until after Labor Day, and all who
were privileged to be here on Monday
enjoyed one of the most delightful
days this season. Among the recent
arrivals are Chester L. Thorndike and
son, Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert b. Shafter, Providence, R. l.:
Louise Dahlbeck, Arlington, Mass:
Lillian Gonella, Boston, Mass; Miss
Leonice Ruble, Jessie B. Perkins, NAL
den, Mass; Mrs. NJ. S. H. Duncan,
Boston, Mass; Irene K. Ehrlich, Bal
timore. Md; Mrs. William B. Savary,
Edna L. Savary, Willard B. Savary.
Somerville, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Leod, Boston, Mass; Mrs. H. Stewart
and child, Cambridge, Mass; Edward
J. Fischel, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. |
Dean, New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert B. Shafter of
Providence, r. l., registered Sunday
evening for their summer vacation.
Mr.. Shafter was among the guests
during the season of 1914
Miss Louise Dahlgren of Arlington,
Mass, accompanied by Mrs. James G.. |
little daughter Clara and
her friend, Miss Lillian Gonella of
Boston, Mass, were here at the hotel |
Tor short vacation. They were obliged
to leave Monday, and their friends
were sorry to have them depart.
M. Ward e. Son, the progressive
plumbing contractors Of Bailey Island, |
were here on the island last week, do |
ing work on several of the summer
cottages. This reliable firm has crew
Of workmen available at all times.
Mrs. Isabel T. Souie will keep the
ice cream and candy shop open for
several days longer. This store has
enjoyed an excellent patronage, and
Mrs. Soule is intending to make sew
eral Improvements before opening
next season.