Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-08-04

Mr.. @. r. Fowle and friends return
ed to Boeton Sunday and will con-
tinue south to Pinehurst, N. C.
DR.. Herbert Twichell Of Portland
spent Sunday at the island.
Mr.. Dexter spent Sunday with his
family at the Liberty cottage and Mr.
Hilton was also down over the Sab
bath ct his cottage.
Mrs. Howard's cousin will spend
the remainder Of the season with her
at the Qulnnabassett.
Mr.. C. H. Guppy took a party out
on . moonlight sail Friday evening.
The Cunningham family at Rock
Haven returned to their home Mon
day.
william A. Soule entertained his
brother and wife from Falmouth over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. C. NJ. Walker of Montreal,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Small of Sheridan
street. Portland, Miss Mary E. Saw.
yer Of Roxbury, Mass. sister of Dist.
Chief Sawyer Of Roxbury, Mr.. Chas.
N. Winslow. Mr.. Joseph c. Melville
and Miss Nellie NJ. Miles were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Hart at their
cottage. The Ben Nevis. recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Heald and Mrs.
Lindsay Of Lawrence, Mass. are at
Norumbega for August.
Reuben Curtis has returned to his
home at South Freeport
VIM. q. Soule Of Little Bustin's re-
turned to Newton Friday. Monday,
Herman Soule and sister with a party
Of friends will occupy the cottage for
two weeks.
Mrs. Fannie SWEET from Portland
was the guest Of Mrs. James Howe,
over Sunday.
Mr.. Brooks has returned for anoth-
er week guest at the Howe cottage.
Mr.. A. w. Dolliver and daughter,
Mary. will be the Merrill cottage
for August.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Soule re-
turned to Auburndale, Monday.
Miss Emma Soule will be the guest
OF Mrs. Dolliver through this month.
Mrs. L. NJ. Dillingham; and daugh-
ter, Helen, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Alonzo Buchanan and family
from Boston will occupy the Ben
Nevis for the month of August.
Mr.. George B. Crosby has returned
to Boston after spending two weeks
with his sister. Mrs. VIM. H. Car
berry.
The Baptist and Congregational
churches from Freeport held a union
picnic at Bustin's Saturday afternoon.
Preparations had been made for many
sports and other good times, but the
sad accident which occurred at noon,
marred an otherwise perfect day.
About one hundred and fifty were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Sayall from
Lawrence. Mass. are occupying
Rocky Nook for August
Mr.. Chas. 8. Walton, Chas. s. Wal.
ton, Jr., and Thos. E. Walton Of Phil
adelphia, are guests at Sea Glimpse
Mrs. Josiah N. Pratt Of Somerville,
.dass., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pfdge at Sea Glimpse.
Mrs. Mathewson and daughters,
Doris and Ella. have rooms at the
Curtis cottage
Mr.. Lawrence NJ. Carroll and wife
and Mr.. Bradbury who have been
stopping at the Waumbek for
week returned home Friday. Mr.. Law.
renee. who for the last few years
has been foreman at the stock room
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| ter, N. H., severed his connection
with that concern and will leave for
Boston where he has lucrative posi-
ton as superintendent of the Boston
| branch factory Of the w. II. Noel
| vain Co. They will come to the island
next season.
Mrs. B e. SWEET spent Saturday
| in Brunswick.
Mrs. Dow is a guest of Mrs. z. b.
SWEET.
Mrs. Merriam and family returned
to Brunswick Sunday after stopping
a week at the Sunset.
| Mr.. Demarest from Paterson. N. J..
Will be at the Sunset for the month
Of August.
Charlie Randall and wife of Bruins.
wick were guests at the Sunset on
Sunday.
Mrs. Scott and son spent Sunday at
the Falmouth.
Kathleen Foley, Mamie Quinn and
Helen Berwin are at the Waumbek
for two weeks.
Mr.. Haines spent Sunday at the
Waumbek.
Frank Woodrow, Philip Curtis. Ben
jamin Phipps, Alfred Phipps and
William Lennon are camping at
Goose Island this week.
Mr.. Edgerly and Mr.. Bill returned
to business from the Alcago Sunday.
Mrs. G. Hadwin Crowley and chill.
dren who were visiting Mrs. Camp-
bell returned to Nantucket Friday
last.