Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1917-07-19

grandmother, Mrs. Thompson, on Island
avenue near Doughty's Landing.
MIR. and Mrs. Ladee Harris of Port
land have opened their cottage, "Har-
r1s, for the summer, which is located
on Island avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. RidIon of Read
ing, Mass, and Irwin Verrill of Lynn.
| Mass, are stopping at The Boaland,''
| the. 14th Maine Regiment Association
| cottage. They expect to remain a good
| part OF the summer. The old soldiers
or the Association are to hold their
| reunion at the cottage the week Of
August 5th, when it is expected that
| about forty old veterans will be pres
ent to greet their comrades once
more. The grand dinner will be held
on Wednesday of the week, and it is
expected about a hundred will be in
attendance.
The beautiful and attractive summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Cleveland
OF Portland, Rock Haven" has been
| opened by them for the summer and
fall. The cottage is in a most ideal
spot, situated on a high hill between
| Doughty's and Cleaves Landing, sur
rounded by shady trees, and command
ing fine view of the Bay from it's
wide piazza. Mrs. Cleveland enter
tanned last week her nephew, Mr.. H.
w. Dennison, and wife and daughter
Dorothy of Auburn, Indiana. Mrs. E.
l.. Walker Of White Rock is with Mrs
Cleveland for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Burke of Myrtle
ST., Portland are at the Barracks.
visiting Mrs. Matte Libby. Sergeant
and Mrs. Fred Mcdaniel of Fort Nc
kinley spent the weekend with Mrs
| Libby.
| Mrs. Susie Heal of Myrtle ST., Port
land, is visiting Mrs. A. d. Jones at
| her cottage, Campbell"
Mrs. Libby will hold the dances at
the Barracks every Saturday evening,
emitting the Wednesday evening hops.
These dances are very popular and are
drawing many summer people.
The Wilson," the attractive sum-
mer home OF Mr. Fred Wilson, had as
guests last week Mrs. Ballard and
MISS Evans OF Portland, also Mr. Will
| sons nephew, Fred Wilson, of South
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Legs
OF Boston are expected this week for
a two weeks sojourn
DIR. and Mrs. Wallace E. Beale and
son Edward of BTockton, Mass re-
, turned to their home after a pleasant
stay here on the island
Mrs. Clarence F. Davis and family.
| with Mrs. Frederick J. Swendeman, all
or Boston, are at their cottage for the
summer months. Mr.. G.. E. H. Ford
OF City Point, Boston, spent day with
them last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtier A. Roberts
and family of William ST., Portland,
are at their cottage, "Suitsus," at the
East End for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Wiley Of Maiden,
Mass, are expected in the "Brockton"
in few days.
Mrs. Albert w. Littlefeld of the
"Onaledge' cottage at East End, en-.
tertained Miss Doris Conway and sister
Helen over Sunday.
Mr.. Frances D. O'Connor of Wash
ington, D. c., is expected soon to spend
his months vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter O'Connor of the
East End,
Mrs. Dorothy D. Murphy and daugh.
ter, Anna Murphy of Portland, are at
their summer home, "Fernrest,' for the
season, with Mrs. Murphy's sisters, the
Misses Dryer, as guests. Mrs. Samuel
Southal and daughter Mary of the
Brabern Country Club, Newton, Mass,
were Mrs. Murphys guests last week;
also Mr.. Ralph Johnson spent the
| weekend at the "Fernrest" cottage.
Mrs. Annie Maxfield of the Naples"
cottage has as guests her daughter,
Mrs. L. w. Tenney, and daughters of
Canton, Mass, who arrived last Mon
day. Mr.. Tenney arrived for the week
end.
MT. and Mrs. David B. Darling of
Long Island have returned to their
nome on the island after a weeks visit
with MIR. Darlings cousin, Charles F..
Bennett OF Boston, Mass