Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-09-01

H. Benustt took the following party
from. Pleasant View cottage to Bailey
Island on an excursion Monday after
noon: Mrs. F. w. Wright, Harold
Wright. Miss Amy Forristall. Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Hazlett, Miss Florence
N. Hazlett, Frank ]. Murphy and Mas.
ter Ralph Murphy.
MI. Carl r. Bryant Of Bates will
teach the high school this fall. The
school opens about the middle of this
month.
mi. John H. Hazlett, chief engineer
OF the Boston Globe, is stopping at
Peasant View cottage for two weeks.
Inc Globe has the largest plant in
New England.
The two grammar schools on tbe
island began the fall term Monday.
r. A. Soule took a large partv IN tho
West End Of the island SATURDAY. Mr.
Duncan and family. Mr.. Cushney and
family. Mrs. and Miss Egle. all from
Hamilton Villa. composed the party.
Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley of
kalamazoo. Mich. who is stopping at
the Summit House, Is q daughter.in.
law Of the late governor. not q sistec.
-tn-law, as announced last week
Misses Jennie A. Cole and Maleen
r. hicks. two teachers In advanced
STUDIES In the Beverly. Mass, high
for week.
Mr.. c. c. Little Of Greenfield Mass
q cottaser at the East End. left on
Monoay OF last week for trip down
the coast. He is the guest of Cap,.
Seofge Cleaves on his auxiliary sloop.
Iney go direct to Mt. Desert and on
tneir return will stop at many of the
ten days.
: Mr.. A. r. Lttleneld, the grocer is
good example of the extent of the
increase OF business here. He reports
an increase OF at least twenty per
cent; In his trade since two years ago.
Mr. Llttieneld has some valuable cot.
tage lots on the market. which are IN
demand. ."
The Messrs. Beatty. who have been
summering here. left for Kearsarge.
N. H., last Friday.
Mr.. Harry L. Hamilton has broken
ground for his new 80 room hotel to
be erected this fall. The plans have
been modified somewhat from the or.
iginal. but Mr.. Hamilton will have .
nrst class hotel in every particular.
Inc location Is on the south shore.
We are now having some OF the
most beautiful weather Of the season.
Gentle warm breezes and clear air
make the island seem almost heaven
~ In It's beauty and quietness. Many
vi tne summer guests have left for
home all too early 1t seems to us.
Wnen Will people learn to appreciate
September here?
Mrs. J6hn Mash of Germantown
Penn, has just purchased a cottage
lot OF Edward Ross. A friend of hers
mas also negotiated for a lot on the
island. Mrs. Nash has been infiuen.
tial In sending many summer visitors
to Chebeague.
Mr.. Snow Of the firm of Symonds.
Snow e Cook. lawyers of Portland.
who has been occupying Sunset cot
tage, has returned to Portland. He
and his family were much pleased
with the cottage and its beautiful To-
cation.
Mr.. Hunt Of Norwood. Mass. with
his family. is occupying the C. G.
weber cottage for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bowen. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton and Mrs.
Martha Hamilton were at Old Orchard
over Sunday at the religious services.
MI. and Mrs. Hugh Bowen, who went
to the camp ground last Thursday. re.
turned Monday with the Chebeague
party. who stayed over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Brown of Win.
CHESTER. Mass, who have been stop
ping at Grannell cottage, left early
this week, after a pleasant visit here.
The circulation Of books at the pub.
lie library has been extra large this
summer. according to the report of
the librarian