Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20

oaenS snoSA WeS IecOroe0 Friday eve
ming at about 10 o'clock. also. The far
OF the FORMER was sufncient to give
those who were awake 30 early on,te
start and the shaking Confined
some seconds. II was evidently -re.
nection. as the scientists term n. of
a heavy Quake somewhere ut n dis.
lance. as these gentlemen do not AID.
nit that the North American coast "a
OF sumciently ancient Appearance
above the waters to produce the CON
6itions which II Is claimed are neces.
sary to produce earthquakes.
An Episode Remembering.
Messrs. Howard Pinkham ,of So,fth
Harpswell and A. r. Littleneld. the
grocer at ChebeaSue are c6ngratulAt-
Ing themselves that their escapade of
last spring, when both went overheard.
from a swamped float. has psssei "a.
without being generally known around
the bay. The facts may be summed
up In a few words. Mr.. Pinkham. NOT
then married. but with-earnest>jnteu
tons, sailed over from South Harms.
well. and bringing his boat to anchor
he sfgnalled for Mr.. Littlefield to take
him ashore. A punt was hands on
the bach ard Mr.. Littlefield. who Is
always accommodating. and very like.
ly seeming the future trade OF the
couple. pulled the short distance inter.
vening between the shore and How.
ards dory. and the latter got aboard.
with some mfsgfvings. however, as the
punt was leaky. These proved to be
well founded: as in spite of Ammis'
strenuous efforts at the oars. she
filed and sank some distance from
the beach. The sequel was exciting
to them both. and especially to How.
ard. who. II must be remembered
was going counting. A few quick
strokes In the icy water brought the
twain ashore safely, but Howard couId
not visit his test girl in a soaking wet
suit. so shift of clothing was effect
ed at Mr.. Littlefield's house. Howard
is about feet 2 inches tall. but he
managed to get enough OF him COW
cred to be Dresentable. until II came
to boots. Here the limit was reached.
and ne had to wear his wet ones, rs
tnere were no others to At him In the
vicinity. 1t is said Howard was AT
some trouble to shorten himself in or
der to 1T his borrowed clothes better.
the latter. especially the trousers.
looking like q two-piece bathing suit.
He had shrinking look all round.
but soon recovered under the pleasant
welcome he received at the North s;de
of the island.
The d.. H. N. Morse cottage at the
Windemere colony has been made
most attractive the past two weeks by
the addition Of large piazza.
Mrs. G. l.. Bates. Mrs. Walter Fish,
er and Master Wilmer Fisher of At
tieboro. Mass. are visiting Mr.1an(i
Mrs. z. r Bates. They have not
Mrs. w. b. Eldredge and ds&ehter,
Mics Florence Gray. were visiting MI.
and Mrs Howard Pinkham at South
Harpswell Monday.
Mrs. A. F. Drummond of Waterville
has been touring the bay this week.
having spent Sunday at Great sDia
mond island at the Drummon1 cottage.
and In company with Mrs r. S. Themes
Of Portland. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence n. Lent a. Law, View Mon.
day. Other trips were taken, includ.
ing the Inner Boy sail.
Advertised letters JULY IL: Ethel
Cloudman. G. w. Chadbourne. Chica-
go Crayon Co.. Florence Duckwortb.
.; Grihn. Anna v. Harris. Miss
Hines. Mary Snow, Mary Tearue
Alice Thompson, EVELYN G.. Parker.
Misses Lovise ard Rrth Beef of
Brooklyn arrived at the Hamilton villa
Wednesday morning for an outing.
and will remain until about the mid
die OF September. They have been
regular visitors at the villa for the
rast FIVE weeks.
Miss Florence Jordan and Miss EN-.
lily Luke of Montreal. Can, are spend.
ing their vacation here on the island.
being registered at the Hamilton villa.
and VIII remain until the middle of
August
The silver-tongued whistle of the
steamer Maquoit awakened the echoes
along toward 10 o'colck Friday night.
as she made her last trip from Port.
land about four hours late on account
OF the blowing of of a fiange on her
main steam feed pipe.
DIR. Anders. who Is associated with
DIR. j. Hamilton Small in hospital
work at Philadelphia. Is to arrive from
tnat city next week with his family
and Mrs. PeeIer. Mrs. Anders' sister.
They Will be at the Bowen COTTAGE in
company with DIR. SmalTs family un.
I'll September I. when DIR. Small. who
Is obliged to return to the CITY this
week. will make the trip down TO
Chebeague again. and accompany the
facility for thoroughly enjoying them
selves. having a most convenient cot
axe anu sthoie, morse and carriage for
driving. etc.
The many friends of Capt. Robert
Hamilton are expressing their sincere
sympathy for his trial In severe sick
ness the past six weeks. He IL AT.
nicted with disease Of the stomach.
and has been unable to retain any
nourishment. DIR. Small who is sum.
mering here. kindly consented to make
an examination Of the case 80
Mr.. and Mrs. w: ~. Henderson were
called TO scarboro few DAYS ago.
Mr.. Fenderson's brother. Mr.. George
henderson OF that place. having met
with an accident which by some
means drove carriase-boIt through 1
his collar bone.
Mr.. Silas r. Hamilton OF Portland.
with his daughter has been stopping
at John X. Hamilton's over the Sab
bath. He had rented one OF the r.
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