Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-19

Partridge extends a most cordial in
vitation to all to call and inspect her
collection. Among the pieces to be
seen are several large rose jars, wa
ter pitchers, souvenir plates and
other dainty novelties. Miss Part
ridge is a graduate pupil of the Eric
Pape school of Boston and Is at the
present time under the instruction Of
Sydney Collohill of Boston, one Of
the leading decorative artists in this
country.
Mrs. s. ]. Starr of Springfield,
Mass, with her friend, Mrs. Julia
A. Wheeler Of Goffstown, n. H., are
here at the Tides" the fine summer
home OF the STAIRS on Maiden Lane.
Later in the summer BENJAMIN c..
Starr OF Springfield, Mass, will make
visit to his mother. Miss Starr is
at present travelling in Europe but
intends to return to this country
late In August. Her many friends
here among the summer colony will
welcome her back even IL only for a
short time.
Misses Abbie Eaton. Alice Eaton,
katherine Smith, Belle Haskell and
Edna Scott were a jolly crowd Of
young ladies from Brunswick that
departed Monday morning after a
weeks outing at the Jacquish gun
ming club. Mrs. Hopkins of Bruins
wick chaperoned the party.
DR.. and Mrs. Lampson Of Hartford.
Conn, are being entertained by Mrs.
Julia Wells at her summer home.
The doctor and wife were among the
Friday arrivals.
James G. Stetson had added a fine
line OF souvenir cards among which
are several choice views of this vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Behrens of
Washington, ID. c., with their two chill.
dren are here on the island for the
remainder of the summer having
rented the Waugh cottage in the pas
ture. The family were here last sea-
son for short time and were with
party Of friends from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Stetson were
In Portland one day last week on a
business trip.
Albert Paul Willis Of Philadelphia,
Pa, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sayre and his father, William L.
Sayre left Thursday afternoon last
In Mr.. Willis's yawi "Alga" for a ten
days cruise along the eastern coast.
Ralph w. Potter paymaster OF the
Bates Manufacturing Co.. of Lewiston.
was here at his cottage on Summer
Hill over Sunday. Mr.. Potter usually
spends Sunday on the island.
Capt. David p. Sinnett has iust
completed n 80 feet over all Casco
Bay Hampton launch for l.. M. John
son Of Cambridge street. Boston.
Mass. The craft Is the largest ever
built on this island and while at
anchorage at Mackerel Cove the past
week, she was the admiration of all
the yachtsmen In this vicinity The
furnishings are In natural oak and its
appointments include a 40 gallon tank
for fresh water, sink. toilet and berths
Tor six persons. The engine Will be
a fifteen horse power.
The smart steam yacht Macbieonne
owned by Mr.. Curtis OF the Curtis
fuoiisnins Co. OF Philadelphia drop
PEG anchor In Mackerel Cove Friday
AFTERNOON about 2 o'clock. A gentle
man and two ladies were landed and
about an hour later the yacht left the
Cove going eastward. She was here
last season.
Mr.. Louis X. Sayre with HIS son.
Saturday.
MT. w; 8. Allen. who has been
yisitins his wife and daughter. Mrs.
Zee Martin at the Tip Top cottage for
= snort outing, returned 10 New
iork sunday afternoon. MLs Allen
ana ner daughter were thel 6rst of