Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-09

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Ely left on Monday morning.
Mr.. Philip H. Rogers of Greenfield.
Mass, arrived on Friday evening. The
length of Mr.. Rogers stay is indefi-
mite, but as he Is an ardent lover Of
the island. he will probably remain for
the rest Of the season.
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham has
completed the reading of her latest
work 1.-The Opened Shutters" with
| which she has pleased and entertain
| ed large round of her relatives and
friends.
Miss Hilda Doolittle, daughter Of
Prof. c. L. Doolittle of the University
OF Pennsylvania arrived yesterday.
She Is visiting Miss Matilda Wells
and Miss Margaret Spively with whom
she will remain until the close of the
season.
DR.. ]. L. Seward, owner of the
racing yacht "Clarita," Mr.. and Mrs.
John DeHart and family arrived yes
terday on the late boat.
On Tuesday last Mrs. Kilduff and
her son David arrived at the Island.
They are staying at the Clary cot
tage.
The Misses Pearson. who are spend
Ing the summer In Brunswick at the
home of Gen. Chamberlain. ex-govern-
or Of Maine. spent a few days last
week with their aunt, Miss Amy
Blanchard.
Miss Isabelle Louise johnson and
her father Hiram Johnson of Boston
are spending the summer at the
South End of the Island.
Mrs. w. Stuart Allen and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lee Martin of New York
who are delightfully."- located at the
Tip Top cottage. have been entertain
ing Mrs. j. NJ. Knapp and her son,
Lawrence of New York. Mrs. Knapp
and son were their guests for a week
or more returning Friday last. The
location of the Tip Top is unsurpass-
ed on this island and with the delight
full hospitality of Mrs. Allen and her
daughter their many friends who Wis
1t them are always sure to be royalty
entertained.
Prof. I. l.. Foster Of the State Col
lege of Pennsylvania with his wife ar
rived here on the island Saturday
morning and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. ID. Aldrich, who are &C.
cupying the Day cottage this season.
Prof. Foster is professor of language
Charles II. Lombard of San Fran
cisco, CAL, is here at the Seaside for
an extended sojourn having arrived
last week. Mr.. Lombard has travelled
extensively all over our country and
from reports that come from him, he
considered our island a charming spot
to seek rest and relaxation. Mr.. Lom-
bard is great lover of art and at his
home on the Pacific coast he has one
OF the finest private collections of oil
paintings and pastel work
Percival w. Brown of Boston &C.
companied by H. Marion Crawford.
son OF the celebrated author was here
on the island Thursday of last week.
Earlier In the season they were en-
camped on the shore front of the
Robinhood Inn for two weeks or more
Having the time at their disposal they
were here with the idea of again seek
Ing a quiet spot where they could en-
JOY the calm and easy life of this is
land. They registered at the hotel
for dinner.
Mr.. Holman White, supervisor of
the Thomas G. Morton public school
in West Philadelphia, with his sister.
Miss Laura NJ. White and Miss F.
Hammer of the same city arrived
here on the island early last week
Tor an extended visit This party
with their friend. Mr.. Albert p. Willis
are to make several short cruises I'm
Mr.. Willis yawl "Alga." Mr.. White
was here last season and the major
lily OF his time was spent in cruising
along the islands of our bay. The
party are at the hotel.
Mrs. John Gerrish and daughter.
Mrs. Later of Island Pond, VT, Mrs.
Phebe II. Horton of New York, Mrs.
Sarah Z. Gerrish, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
West and Mr.. and Mrs. John b. AL
len all OF Auburn are jolly party.
who arrived Thursday last for an out
Ing. They have rented the Drift
wood cottage. the property of Mr..
Bigelow at Little Harbor and during
their short sojourn many social af-
fairs will be enjoyed.
Worcester. Mass, is one of the
many OF the larger cities of Massa.
chusetts that appears to be well rem
resented on our island. Among the
latest vacationists from that city to
De noted are. Mr.. and Mrs. C. R.
Aver and their daughters. Misses Lei.
la NJ. and Zelda G. Aver, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Green and Miss Svea Bos.
ON. This party Is nicely situated at
the Wheelock cottage on Summer
Hill and their intentions are to make
an extended outing. Miss Edith Whit
ney OF Ware. Mass. Is also OF the
party.
DIR. William VI. Sweet OF PhiIadeI-
phil. Pa, accompanied by his wife
arrived Tuesday to be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Xanthus Smith and fam