Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1903-07-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LONG ISLAND.


TX LONG ISLAND. x
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xxx
A. E. Hanna. wife and two children
| OF Montreal Canada. are expected at
the Casco Bay house. Aug 10 to join
his brother. George Hanna, and family
| who are at the Casco Bay house ,or
the summer. Mr.. Hanna Is connect
ed with the Dominion Wire Mana.act.
uring company Of Montreal.
Dr. Fred X. Demarest. r. d. Tur-
ner. s. E. Sullivan who are at the Cas-
CO Bay house went deep sea fishing Sat
urday in ]. NJ. Bickford's gasolene
launch and returned with the largest
catch OF the season to date.
Jerome r. Crowley. Carl E. Lacon.
Roy Cunningham and William Little
field OF Beverly, Mass, who have been
at Camp Thorndike on the West End.
for a weeks outing, returned home.
Saturday last.
The schooner Ella NJ. Doughty
arrived in Portland Thursday of last
week with only few barrels of
mackerel. the result Of several weeks
trip.
willard 8. Howe of Long Island has
sold a lot Of land to Otto II. Savage Of
Boston. Mass.
Miss ]. H. Patterson OF Boston.
Mass. Is at her cottage. the Oriole.
for the remainder Of the summer.
having returned from the Highland
Spring sanitarium.
Mr.. George Mcneil has returned
from the Thousand islands. where he
has been recently for a visit.
Mrs. H. L. Davis OF Cambridge has
moved into her new cottage. She is
entertaining at present her friend.
Miss Alice Baker, OF st. Johnsbury,
VT.
Mr.. Harry Rodick of Portland and
wife are enjoying life here at their cot
tage on the back Of the island.
Miss H. Northrup of Somerille.
Mass. is at the Model cottage for the
summer and has as her guest, Mrs. B.
L. Northrup.
The annual reunion of the 14th Me.
Regiment Association Is scheduled to
take place at the regimental building
the week commencing Aug. 3. The
annual dinner and business will be |
held on Wednesday, the 5th. Al
ready several Of the veterans are here
and their families and anticipate
lightful time during the reuni
the meeting last year the de-
ed to make several repa ION. At
building and the work ,ociety vot.
completed. A new H-irs on the
piaced around the is now nearly
form a. tne rear covering is beins
ha;n~ neins piazza and the >, pi Se
:sSsry,S TS Ss s SnilS sGssaE IS - ais
:!s Sc |: 8 ' g: 's e
,rS.,on ~ Portland Me
r;ved here Monday with her fam
80 and will spend the remainder c
ie. ae summer AT the Miiiiheh @o'17
he Fa. West End.
:, por,,Narston was visiting frieno
,as, waar and vicinity a few da!
- r,da ne a uamGe q, S hing Casino. So
"a ,aiis,s.,S ,ery largel atten
-, ed by all who were fortunate enou
- to be present. The music of Garrit
UT orchestra Of Portland was of.
We usual high order.
be DIR. c. A. David, wife and family
ST. Chebeague Island, are at the Cas-
BAY House for the remainder of I
summer. having arrived Sunday. T
doctor ard his family are great (;
~ mirers of this vicinity. this bel
K their tenth season here.
x Mrs. n. c. Stahl with his son, NJ
x ter II. Hanson Stahl. arrived at {
x Casco Bay House Monday for tn
M usual summer vacation here.
ly. J. ]. Crowley of Montreal, Ca
le- was visiting for few DAYS last we
ly. his sister, Mrs. r. ID. Turner of We
Oh mount. Carada. who is at the Cas-
Bay House withher family for {
q. summer.
es- Mrs. William II. Dyer has been {
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Pet
,v OConnor. at the Aucocisco Hou
ri. Cliff Island. the past week.
Mr. Richard Roome of Boston spe
IN. Sunday with his family at The Bel
- view.
at Mr. George Freese of Boston ca,
as down Sunday to spend a few da
with his daughter. Miss Nina. at I
Il. Coranado.
is The Catholic service is well after
he ed at Ponce's Hall every Sund
lr. morning at o'clock.
H.. The Belmont has a merry party
as young ladies from Boston.
ST. Nr. John Murphy entertained
party on yachting trip Sunday Ia
n. to Goose Island: thev returned hor
d. at late hour, much delighted wi
the sail.
m detachment from the Maine s.
no nal corps were Dracticing manoeuvr
on the East End on Sunday last.
DIR. Beale of Brockton, Mass. is Z
pected to- spend the month of Augu
e at his cottage at the East End
Master Walter Harris and Miss n,