Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-06

their cottage.
Mrs. David Magic is another OF the
East Orange tourists, who has arrived
here for the season, and Is the guest
OF Mrs. E. J. Wells at her cottage on
the eastern shore.
w. A. Lowell and w. d. Humphrey
OF Por land. employees OF H. H. Hay
Sons. were here on the island last
week distributing samples and SOU
venirs. They registered at the Ocean
View Hotel
Walter d. Crafts Is putting the fin-
ishing touches to his bath houses at
Mackerel Cove beach. There are
four separate rooms. three being re-
served for guests at the hotel and the
other for the use OF applicants.
Mrs. Sarah B. Estabrook with he,
daughter. Miss Marie Estabrook. are
here at their cottage. Craigenfels.
which Is delightfully."- situated on the
south end of the island. They are OF
the summer colony and are always
among the first to arrive.
Harold B. Curt. who was in Rock
land. Me-. last weew, attending the
wedding OF his brother Carroll to Miss
Lillian A. Hamilton OF that place. re-
turned to the island on the evening
boat Friday. Mr.. Curt oficiated as
best man.
The Misses Julia and Matilda Wells
OF Philadelphia. Pa, are with their
mother. Mrs. E. J. Wells, at her sum.
mer home here.
Miss Elizabeth Slain and Miss Bes-
sic Mathews of Fall River, Mass, ar
rived here on the island Friday morn.
ing to accept positions at the Ocean
View Hotel.
s. A. Boynton of East Orange. N. j.,
who was here from early July until
the latter part Of August last sea-
SON. will be unable to visit the island
t.iis year until about August 1.
Miss Grace Means, Miss Maude
White and Miss Edith Church all of
Portland came down on the 100 p. m.
boat from Portland Saturday last to
spend a few days on the island. The
young ladies were registered at the
Seaside and Cottage and returned
home Tuesday after short but pleas
ant outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison c. Burnham
OF Boston. Mass. came down
with their family Saturday
morning for the remainder
OF the summer months. Mr..
and Mrs. Burnham have been down
twice before earlier in the season. but
at each time for only few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowe OF West
Minot. Me-. came down Saturday eve
ming to spend the fourth of July at
the summer home at the East end of
the island. They usually make sever
al short trips during each season.
The schooner. Eva and Mildred,
Captain Charles York arrived in T
wharf, Boston, Friday evening after
two weeks cruise with "a sword
fish aboard. The price brought was
10 cents ID and each member of the
crew netted $122.05. After disposing
Of their cargo they left at once for the
Georges. Captain Humphrey Sim
nett Of the Parker was one of the first
Of the season. to land at BOSTON with
sword fish. The market was high and
he was able to get Is cents a 10 each
man realizing $l2S.00. The cargo was
| seventy fish.
Tuesday evening a large party from
the island attended the dance given
at Seaside Hall. Orr's Island by Mess.
Weber and Lubee. The hall was
thronged with dancers and some pref
ty summer gowns were worn by the
ladies' present. The music was espec-
tally fine.
Mr.. Guy Hodgkins of Lewiston and
| lady friend arrived on the evening
boat Saturday to spend few days on
the island the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Newell at the cottage.
Harold Z. Cram, who has been stay.
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
| +. Cram at the Seaside and Cottage
since early last month, left for Boston
on the afternoon boat Tuesday, where
he will again resume his studies at the
Eric Pape school Of art II Is his in
tention to make a short visit here
again about the latter part of August.
| Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Bigelow of Lew
| iston, who have for some years past
spent the season here at their summer
| home, which is situated at Little Har.
| Dor. have decided not to come to the
island for the entire summer this
year. but they will make short visits
once or twice during the latter part
OF July and August.
Ralph w. Potter of Lewiston made
his usual visit here Sunday last and
remained over the 4th.
| The pleasure yacht "Zeruah" which
Is owned by William Chamberlain of
Portland and In command OF Captain
Benjamin McVane of Long Island
came into Mackerel Cove for anchor.
age Saturday afternoon last and re.
NAMED until Monday. Mr.. Chamber.
lain and party were abroad.
The Ringing Bros. circus IL
exhibited In Portland to-day ana ,e 10
Ing. attended by a large number from
| the island. Many left on the first boat
In order to witness the morning ma.
rade. but the second boat will bring
those who will attend the afternoon