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

the summer months and is located at
the Proctor cottage. Mr.. Proctor will
arrive later to pass his vacation with
his wife.
Mr.. Frederick D. E. Hill, a fisherman
on the island, has moved with his fam
lily into the Libby cottage on Church
Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Black and
family of Dartmouth St., Maiden,
Mass, are among the recent arrivals
at the island, having arrived Saturday
evening last. The Black family are
anticipating staying during the whole
season, as they have in the past. They
are located on the North Shore in one
of the cottages belonging to Mr..
Blacks father, Mr.. Asher Black. Mr..
William Black is furniture dealer,
with business in Maiden.
The summer residents of this island
took great pleasure on Saturday last
in welcoming back to the colony for
another season Mrs. John P. Coyle and
daughter, Miss Grace Coyle, accom-
panied by Mrs. D. S. Coyle and chill
dren, all of Kingstown, Pa. Mrs. Coyle
has opened her cottage on the South
Shore, which looks more attractive
than ever. Several new improvements
have been made on the house. includ-
ing the piazza being enlarged, with the
rooms remode1led, which take on a
pleasant appearance and add much to
this coy cottage. Mr.. Coyle has an
important position with the Phoenix
Steel Co. of Philadelphia, Pa, as con-
sulting engineer. He will arrive the
first of August to pass his vacation
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Stanwood and
family of Gorham arrived on Satur-
days boat to pass their vacation days
at the Beach" cottage on Church
Road. Mr.. Stanwood is Superintend-
ent of the Gorham Tannery at Gorham.
Mr. and Mrs. William Griftiths and
family from Virginia have taken a cot
tage on Jewells Island for the season.
Mr.. Griffiths, like hundred of other pa
triotic citizens, has heard the call of
his country and flag and has responded
Mr.. Griffiths Is enrolled as captain in
one Of the Engineer Companies and is
awaiting orders to be sent to France.
The good will and Godspeed of the
summer residents goes with him when
he departs from the island.
Mrs. ID. B. Smith of Portland, wife
of the manager OF Riverton Casino, is
stopping at the Iva Villa for an In.
definite stay.
Miss Elizabeth Griffiths Of Lafayette
Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y, accompanied by
her sister, arrived at her cottage on
Church Road last Friday to pass the
summer months here.
The many friends OF Miss Nellie F.
Bennett and Miss Laura e. Bennett of
Revere st.. Boston, will be disappointed
to learn that they will not return to
the island this season, as in years past,
they being located at Hopkinton, N.
H, for the summer months. The Ben
nett sisters were very active in the LII.
brary and everything for the social
benefit OF the island, and their loss will
be keenly felt by all.
The Beeches have added several to
their list of new arrivals this week,
and by the first of August Mrs. Petten.
gill expects to be filed as in years
past.
MIR. Bower, who for several seasons
has been located on the Church Road.
has rented Mr.. Pettengill's cottage,
known as the "Old Homestead" for
five months, and there expects to carry
on his work. Mr.. Bower is noted
artist from New York, and his work