Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
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1t is said that Herbert Estes is the
| crack shot at the base ball target.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. White came
down on their launch for a short so.
)ourn at Linwood cottage recently.
The Macedonian Circle of Kings
Daughters gave its annual exhibition
at Hamilton hall on the eve of Friday.
the 18th. There was a large attend.
ance and good sum was realized.
The literary entertainment was en-.
irely musical. being under the direc.
ton OF Mrs. w. A. McCandless OF ST.
Louis. who is summering here. DIR.
Beckett of New York and Montreal
gave some fine solos which were
warmly applauded. Perhaps the most
amusing portion Of the entertainment
was the performance Of the HAYDEN
Kinder symphony which excited
great interest
Elk Sheriff. John Lamb and family
OF Livermore Falls, who in company
with Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ives of the
same city have been occupying the
Cay cottage for a week, left Tuesday
morning Miss Gay, who has been
mere during the season up to this
LR@ lett for Boston, Wednesday To
De married In that city.
The rite of baptism was performed
sunday morning at 1000 O'Clock at
Stover's Cove, by Rev. Mr.. Walker of
Midway, Mass, Mr.. Walker preached
at the Baptist Church here for two
seasons during his student DAYS.
Those admitted to the church by bap-
tism Sunday were: Mrs. ID. r. Slower
and Miss Della Slower.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Thompson left
for Livermore Falls, Tuesday morning
In their automobile, after a week
spent here.
A. +. Pinkham Is running the finest
livery equipment ever seen on the
Bay. He has put on recently a hitch
OF three horses and a three seated
surrey, which gives service at the
boats and does regular livery work.
1t Is the only rig Of this kind main
tanned by any stable at the Maine
summer resorts in this vicinity and
shows the fact plainly that South
Harpswell has reason to feel consider
able satisfaction with its carriage
and livery service, in the hands Of
Mr.. Pinkham.
Mr.. c. E. Connor was in Lewiston
Saturday ard intended to remain to
attend the 18TH Eaine Regimcntal re-
union Tuesday, but was literally
driven back by the heat on Monday.
To put IL In his own words, he
"scuttled for the first train without
waiting for breakfast"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Canniff of New
York have been spending a few days
at the Strout House.
A fine luncheon was given by Mis-
Spaulding at her fathers cottage at
Ash Point, Tuesday. The guests were
Mrs. Arthur Pomeroy Of Cleveland, o.
Misses Myersand Miss Margaret Leal.
Of New York. Mrs. Pomeroy is visiting
at Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Sherman's. The
Misses Myers and Miss Leal are at
the Merriconeag.
Mr.. Norman Stevenson OF Boston
Is expected at Mr.. l. II. Spaulding's
cottage Friday to spend a week.
Commodore Taussig OF the u. s.
8. Indiana bad as guests Monday
several OF the Auburn colony sum-
mer residents. who were invited up
to inspect the ship in Portland Har-
Dor.
Buy old heaters. blue flame oil
stoves, etc, at X. 8. Davis Co.'S, Port
land.
Rev. Mr.. Tilton and family OF saco
are occupying the Noble cottage for
August.
Mrs. l.. A. Burr and daughter. Miss
Georgia, also Mr.. Eugene Henley OF
Lexington, Mass, are at their cottage
on the back row for August.
Miss Pierce Of Worcester. who has
been visiting Mrs. J. W. ". Rich and
her daughter left Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. league, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Pickering. Miss Henrietta
Blake and Miss Alice VI. Ridley, all Of
Lewiston are In the Downing cottage
for August On Tuesday they went to
Birch Point, West Bath In company
with some hotel guests, where a pic
mic dinner was served. The trip was
made In Jake Bailey's launch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 8. Taylor OF Lewis
ton. who have tented at South Harps-
well for the past seventeen summers.
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