Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22

new nOrk anu fniladelpnla are due
for an extended visit The house I'M
der Miss Massey's careful manage
ment is assured of most successful
season.
Mrs. Florence Ballou Poole and EN-
melin ID. Howell who are summering
at Mrs. Poole's delightful villa at Little
Harbor were over to South Harpswell
Thursday afternoon, seeing the points
OF interest at that place, returning on
the evening boat.
Mrs. Frank b. Bigelow of Lewiston.
Me-, arrived here on the island We'd
nesday evening last to spend the sum-
mer months at her cottage at Little
Harbor. She will be joined later by
her daughter. Miss Katherine. and
also her husband
Miss Lima Sinnett and Frank
Doughty were in Portland Thursday
afternoon last.
of Portland, and Chester l.. Johnson
for short visit Wednesday evening
View hotel. They returned to Port
Charles III. GRAHAM OF Lewiston was
here on a business trip one day last
week
Walter ID. Crafts has commenced
work on his bath house at Mackerel
Cove. The house will be divided into
four compartments. each room being
51s feet. They are to be for the
exclusive use of the guests with the
exception of one. which will be let to
private parties. This will fill a long
felt want especially in this locality.
Charles Clary and George Crafts
were in Portland Friday morning, leav-
ing here on the morning boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Hathaway of
Mechanic Falls, Me-, arrived here the
first OF last week and will spend the
summer months at their cottage at
the East End They have been of the
summer colony for several years past.
The York cottage at the East End
which was recently purchased by
Charles b. Dalton of Portland. is to
have several alterations and improve
ments made on il at once. after which
1t will be offered for rent.
The steam yacht, Philomena. owned
by Pres. Geo. F. West of the Harps-
well Steamboat Co. dropped anchor
in Mackerel Cove last Sunday morn
ing leaving for Portland in the late
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. E. Davis OF Wood
bury, y. J.. are registered at the
ocean View Hotel for an extended So
journ.
Charles p. Vail of the American
Steel Wire Co, which is a branch of
the United State Steel Corporation.
who is summering here on the island
was in Portland Monday for a days
outing
Mrs. Lydia A. Bickford of Lewiston.
Me-, Is in charge of the kitchen de-
partment at the Ocean View Hotel
this season.
j. Bacon Douglas of PHILADELPHIA
arrived here on the island Tuesday
and registered at the Ocean View
Hotel for an extended sojourn.
Mrs. Tracy of Lewiston with
party of lady friends arrived here
on the evening boat Tuesday for a
short visit at her cottage.
The delightful weather of Sunday
last was ideal for a sail down alorsy
the Islands of the Bay and on the ar
rlval OF the noon boat over fifty tour
lists were counted landing. Many of
the party strolled over the island to
ma a secluded spot, where they could
partake of their basket lunch. while
others were the guests OF friends here.
The Ocean View entertained over
twenty.
James G.. Stetson has added an ad.
dition to- his candy counter and re-yar-
nished the interior of his store. Sew
eral other improvements have been
made all OF which add greatly to the
handling of his increasing patronage.
Mrs. Starr and daughter Of Spencer.
Mass. are az their cottage the Tides"
on Maiden Lane having arrived Sat
urday last.
The Eva and Mildred Capt. Chas.
York left Tuesday morning to ice and
after loading will sail away for their
first sword fishing trip.
Mrs. Cram of Portland, who is
to manage the Seaside and Cot.
tage the coming season arrived
here Saturday last and is busy
getting the house in readiness
for the entertaining OF the summer
n. VI. Woodman Is TO make several
additions 20 his cottage on Maiden
Lane among which Will be an addition
OF one. or more rooms and also an ex-
to the plaza. The lumber IL
now on the grounds and Contractor
Charles s. Thomas will start at once
upon the work.
II. n. Knight OF Portland was on the
island "Wednesday In the interest OF
his firm.
Charles Leeman was in Portland