Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-08-03

Chamberlain. Mrs. Courtney of Somer-
VILE, Mass. and James c. Worthen Of
Melrose. The party were ashore In
registered at the Ocean View Hotel
for supper. Early Saturday morning
sails were set and the "Zeruah" was
bound for Portland.
. Owners OF lobster traps should see
to II that all their traps and buoys are
plainly marked with owners name
as the law requires. II should be a
matter OF principle for every man to
have his name thus inscribed and
then there would not be any liability
OF hauling up any other but their own.
The fishing schooner Albert w.
Black, Capt. Granville Johnson, arrived
at her anchorage Thursday last, hav-
ing sailed down from Boston where
the cargo Of sixty-eight sword fish
was disposed of. II Is understood
that on account of the market being
overstocked with this kind of fish
the price secured was 81 cents a Id.
Walter ID. Crafts, the genial prop
rietor of the Ocean View Hotel, was
In Portland Friday last on business
affairs In connection with the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Goodwin of Au-
burn. Me-. who have been enjoying our
delightful island at the Turner cottage
returned home Saturday afternoon
last after a most delightful outing Of
two weeks. While among us they en-
tertained several parties from their
vicinity and at all times a jolly crowd
was always present.
Mrs. William Pennell. wife of Sheriff
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Co. with her family are here for the
month, having arrived Saturday last.
They are with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Johnson. Mr.. Pennell will join his
family as often as his official duties
will permit The family are regular
visitors TO our island each year and
always make an extended visit.
The fishing schooner Almedia.
Capt. ]. hubert Johnson. arrived here
Saturday morning from Boston. where
they had been to dispose of their
freight of one hundred sword fish,
The price secured was extremely low.
Erastus Starr has erected fine
tower on the east end of the second
story of his cottage. The toilets and
bath room have been changed from
the first floor to the new addition.
Charles S. Thomas has charge of the
repairs. while F. & G. B. Nash Co. of
Portland had the plumbing contract.
A fine crop of hay is being harvested
and we see no reason why there
should be any shortage this winter.
Mr.. Lemuel Slower of Brunswick.
Me-, with his son George made a short
visit to his daughter. Mrs. Mary l..
Orr. at her home Friday last. Mr..
Slower is cashier of the Pejepecot Ma
tional Bank. in that city, a position he
has held since 1870. Mr. Slower makes
occasional visits here to the island as
he is delighted with its location and
surroundings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Sullivan of New
York City, who are summering at the
Merriconeag House at South Harps-
we'll, were here on the island Satur-
day morning sightseeing. They Wis
tied the Giant Stairway and other
points of interest, after which they
went to the East End of the island
and were rowed over to Orr's Island
where they spent short time.
Misses Eleanor T. Mcguire of Bev-
erly. Mass, Bertha and Fanny Beck
ford of Boston, who are summering at
the Glengarry cottage, Peaks Island.
were here on the island Saturday
last. The young ladies arrived on the
noon boat and spent a greater part OF
the afternoon visiting the points of in.
terest to be seen here. They also Wis
tied at the Robinhood Inn, at which
place 4 lady friend of theirs is spend
ing the season: returning to Portland
on the last boat.