Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-06-16

love feast. several of the old warri-
ors being in attendance. The IRE
fethen delegates elected were E. c.
Pinkham. Jr., Harmon o. COMBS and
John E. Osborne. This island is rep
resented by John F. Church and Wal
ter ID. Crafts on the town committee
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Mary l.. Orr and daughter
Ethel were visiting friends at Bruins
wick Friday and Saturday last. While
there they attended the Ivy Day ex-
ercises at Bowdoin college. Mr.. Seth
G. Haley who taught the grammar
and high school grades here last
year is a member of the Ivy class.
The school closes here Friday. the
oath with appropriate exercises and
no doubt the parents and friends or
the children will be present in large
numbers to encourage the children.
This term just closing has been most
successful of any this year and re-
fleets great credit on the teachers.
Miss Gertrude Eldridge and Mr.. How
ard Wright. of Wilton, Bates. 1905
II. p Starr with his son. E.
j. Starr, wife AMI children of Spen-
Ger. Mass. are expected here about
July LIST and will be at their cottage
as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Shaw spent Sun
day here on the island. being pass
engers on the Sunday morning boat.
They registered at the Ocean View
hotel while here.
Miss Mary Harris and Miss Sabina
Holland of Portland will have charge
of the dining room this season at
the Woodbine. They were at this
house two years ago and made many
friends among the tourists.
Miss Mary Connolly and Miss Grace
Winston OF Fall River. Mass, are at
the Ocean View hotel.
Miss Josie Flint has had her cottage
recently shingled all over, the work
being done by Charles S. Thomas
Mrs. F. E. Darlington is here on the
island getting her cottage ready for
the parties who have rented it for
the summer.
Mrs. Xanthius Smith of Philadel-
phia, Pa, with her sons, Xanthius,
Jr., and George arrived Thursday eve
ming last and are now at their sum-
mer home at the East End. Mr..
Smith will join his family In a short
while.
L. NJ. York had forty-seven cords of
hard wood brought here Saturday
are here at the Summer Home, their
IDEAL summer cottage since early
this present month. They have been
regular visitors for several years and
nave many friends here. Mr.. New
ell has the finest garden on the is
land.
c. d. Perkins of Warren. Mass. who
has cottage here with his friend
n. 8. Howe, OF the same city. are
mere on the island looking over his
property.
Lemont I. Allen OF West Minot. Me-.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
York, Saturday and Sunday, last.
G. Washington Doughty. who was
recently married to Miss Mamie Mum
sey OF Small Point was kindly remem-
bered by the crew Of the Eva and
Mildred of which he Is a member
Saturday when he was presented with
hne rocking chair The boys ex-
pected to hear from George on the
cruise this week.
The Lille and Alice was anchored
mere in Mackerel Cove last week, hay
Ing on board twenty thousand feet
OF lumber which will be used In the
construction Of the new fish shed and
ice house to be built for E. E. Sim
nett at Mackerel Cove wharf.
The Eva and Mildred sailed away
Wednesday for her first sword fish.
Ing trip Of the season to Georges
bank. Thes chooner was thoroughly
painted and over hauled before leav-
ing and presented a fine appearance
as she sailed out OF Garrison Cove.
Capt. Chas York is in command.
The Sebascodegan landed at Mack
erel Cove Sunday for the first time
here this season having several pas
sengers for the island. Many fav-
orable comments were heard in fav.
or Of It's land ing here.
Chas. 8. Thomas has started the
new cottage which he Is to erect for
VIM. Estes at Chebeague.
Scott p. Sinnett and family moved
from the East End of the is
land to Harpswell Tuesday.
ID. p. Sinnett who injured his first
finger on his right hand some three
moved as far as the first toint at
Portland last week. For the present
he has to go to Portland daily to have
II dressed.
Miss Amy Waugh of Philadelphia,
Pa, Is expected any day now and win
occupy her beautiful summer home
here.
Mrs. T. r. HAZEL and children of
Summit, N. Y, arrived here yester-
day.
J. J.. Foster, cashier OF the Webster
and Atlas National bank, Boston,
Mass, has rented the McGann cottage
for the season and will arrive with his