Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-09
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ford of Shiloh has purchased this sbi,,
and IL is reported will sail for the
Holy Land with a party of his most
devoted and able followers.
Miss Margaret ODonnell of Chicago
VINO has been stopping at the Rock
mere claims that she came East To
make her fortune. and in two weeks
stay has already found a man. a d,a-
mSnd. l3 cents and valuable foreign
coin. the latter picked up on the way
10 the CRITIC at 0rr's Island. Next,
Mr.. Carlton Hicks spent Sunday with i
his family at the Lyndehurst.
TWO parties of young ladies from the |
Rockmere have enjoyed the delightful |
pleasure of canoeing by moonlight with
the TWO Indians Pete" and Nicholas"
to guide
Miss Genevieve Morse, a teacher I'm
Bowd;in District. Boston. has arrived
al the Rockmere. for a few weeks.
Mrs. l.. K. Ford of New Orleans
who has been at the Pine Cone"
through July left Monday with her
friend. Lawyer Mackenzie of Baltimore
Tor an extended trip home. Miss Jose
prime Hartmann and Master Richard
Ford. also returned to Lansdcwne. Pa.
the same day. Miss Hartmann is n
native OF Denmark. but is much pleased
with our country and especially Casco
Bay and Iittlejohn's.
Miss Sarah E. Richardson with her
sister. Miss Jennie, both of Ieominster
are now located at the Rockmere.
MISS Clara Glover with her friend
Miss Martha Reid. both of Boston. who
nave been at the Arcade. will srend
the rest OF their vacation at the Rcck-
mere.
Lawyer futile. wife and daughter.
from Ashmont have been at the High
land cottage a few days the past week.
Miss Elizabeth O'Donnell. a teacher
In the Robert Fulton school, Chicago.
VIII. has been spending the past few
weeks at the Rockmere returned 10 her
home in the West Thursday.
Mr.. Dey at the Glover cottage is the
champion fisherman up-to-date. He
thinks nothing of bringing in two or
three dozen perch or founders at
time. Mr.. Dey knows Just when 10
go. where to go. and what bait TO use.
This always makes a successful fish
erman.
There are several new Corners al the
Arcade. Miss Jennie l.. Harris. Miss
Edith NJ. Fuller of Boston. Mrs. Sadie
NJ Beeton and Master Harold from
Dorchester. Mrs. c. C. Mann and
child's maid from Maiden are here for
two weeks stay
Miss Catherine Cushing of Allstcn is
Ill
Birches" and taking her meals at the
Rockmere. Miss Cushing is a book
Keeper for Joseph Breck & Sons. North
Market street, Boston, the noted seed
men.
Mrs. Pauline c. Stroud. a successful
teacher In New York City. is at the
Rcckmere for her fourth season. She
expects her youngest son. Harry, to
soon Join her here. Mr. John Stroud.
. haS
fine position which prevented his ac-
companying his mother as formerly
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Roberts and par
~ at the Films log Cabin returned TO
their home in Everett, Mass, Sum
day.
DIR. w. II. Baker. a graduate of Har-
ward Dental College. now practising
in Roxbury. with his fiancee. Miss Sara
Mae Nichols of Dorchester are spend
ing their vacation at the Rockmere
Miss l.. j. Gibbons and. Miss Hazel
Ioring II Melrose are at the Bay
View" cottage for the rest of August.
Miss Widerholt. the Misses Tredway
and Miss Howells. all of New Jersey
are at the Rockmere for two weeks or
more. They have already taken sew
eral trims among the islands and say
Littlejohn's is the orettiest OF ALL
Mr.. Benjamin Hill and daughter
trude North of Somerville are az
the Films Cottage for their fourth
season.
Mrs. u. a. Graves Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gerhard. Miss Nellie and Mamie ca
by. all from Dorchester. are at the Ar
cade for about two weeks.
Mr.. Edward Woodman OF Portland
started for Freeport with a party of
six in his sailboat Saturday. but ow-
ing ~ the fog were unable to go far
ther than Littlejohn's. where they had
dinner at the Rockmere and returned
to Portland in the afternoon.
Mrs. Wellington Is entertaining Mrs.
George Littlefield OF Winchester. Miss
Dorothy Nasher of Winchester. also
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Horton of
Ponk-a-pog at her cottage
A party Of six young ladies COM
prising Miss Carrie F.. Hodge Of Hol-
brock. Mary G. Tilton OF Salem. Grace
NJ Perkins. Salem: Grace G. White.
Newton Centre: Helen q. bennett. Sa-
lem: H. Louise Leighton, Everett are
at the Rockmere for two weeks. They
have engaged row boat for their
stay and find much pleasure and exer-
else In pulling the oar.
Miss Holland from Philadelphia. Pa.
Is to be at Prof. Eaton's this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Edmund Munsie with
daughter Margaret returned to their
home in Leominster Monday. They are
so pleased with LIttlejohn's that they
have engaged cottage for the COM
ing season.
Mrs. r. w. Gilcreas entertained this
week Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Irving Gilcreas
q Brookline. Mass. also Mrs. ". &.
DimoDd Of Newton Highlands. and Mrs.
s. y. French Of Boston for a few days
this week.