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


returned to Somerville, Mass, last
Tuesday. The Misses Munroe will
return Thursday.
DR.. Whitehill and family of the
Belliview returned to their home in
Everett, Mass, last Saturday.
Miss Marion Armitage returned to
Worcester last Saturday.
Mrs. Dyer and Miss Russell of Port.
land spent last week at Mrs. Free
man Johnson's at the East End.
Major and Mrs. Hammelt and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Of Portland are at the
Everett, cottage at the West End.
Miss Florence Bolton of New York
Is the guest OF Mrs. Ira Mcneil Of the
West End.
Mr.. L. ODonnell OF Cambridge.
Mass. is spending a few days with
his family at Bay Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Thompson OF
Boston are at the Coronado for the
month Of September.
A party from the Casco Bay house
went fishing one day last week and
broke the record. They were gone
about hours and caught $50 cunners.
the largest catch of the season.
Among the party were Mr.. F. Jack
son. Mr.. Jones, Mr.. A. Guild, Mr..
Sullivan and MI. I. Candib.
Miss Florence wetherbee who has
been stopping with her mother re-
turned to Worcester last Tuesday.
Miss p. Silverstein and Miss B.
Levy who bave been at Bay Side cot.
tage went to Old Orchard where
they are registered at Hotel Velvet.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Boyer. Mr.. E..
J. Hogan. Mr.. Percy A. Hogan. Mrs.
2. z. Felt and her son, Stanley, OF
Somerville, Mass. are stopping at
Edgewood.
Mrs. Oscar Young and family of
Harbor View house returned to her
home In Fayette las. saturday.
Mrs. A. Cohen and son, Adolph, of
Bay Side cottage, returned to New
York last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson Of Cas-
CO Bay house returned to Someryille
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild and family of
Casco Bay house returned to their
home In koxbury last Monday night.
Mr.. H. 8. Bracket met with a very
painful accident while trying to save
Himself from being knocked over.
board by the boom last Saturday
while on fishing trip. During a
heavy sea one Of the sails loosened
and while Mr.. Bracket end Mr.. Baker
lone OF the party were fastening 1t.
the boom struck Mr.. Bracket, who
was on'the top of the cabin. throwing
him overheard. Mr.. Bracket owes
his escape to the bravery and thought
fulness Of Master Leon Baker. who
caught him by the leg and held on
until some one came to the rescue.
Mr.. Bracket Is recovering slowly.
the injury though slight being very
painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. George SWEET OF Port.
land spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p Ilsley on Island avenue.
A large party went down to Marin.
er's landing to witness a launching
last Sunday morning. The yacht left
the stays at 11.30. Capt. Donald II.
Hathaway christened Il Columbia.
After sailing around the bay for an
hour, the party returned to Edgwood
where a suniptuous lunch was serv.
ed.
Miss Alice Barry OF Bay Side cot.
tage returned to her home In Brock.
ton last Sunday.
Mr.. +. l. Baker Of Fern Dale cot.
tage returned to SomervIlle, Sun.
day.
MT. Pinkham and family are at the
Knight cottage for few weeks.
A large party from the Casco Bay
house attended the Gem last Tues
day. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. Sui.
Ivan, the Misses Guild. Mr.. Foster.
Mr.. Burt, Mr.. Candid. xr. Guild, Miss
Tilton, Miss Bracket.