Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-06-21
South Harpswen
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| trade this season is all that he could
wish for. Harpswell well might feel
proud of its store conducted by Mr..
Palmer. Here you will always find
the best and the prices are always
| right. The order teams visit all
sections several times daily, thereby
assuring prompt delivery of orders.
Mrs. F. B. Vaudeville and daughter
of Newark, n. j., have been at their
cottage for some days. Dr. Mande-
vile is expected a little later and
the family will leave for a sojourn
abroad about the last of July probab-
ly. The ladies boarded at the Merri-
coneag house on their first arrival.
Mrs. Robert E. Peary and two
children accompanied by their maid
came on from New York last week
and were taken over to the Peary
summer home on Eagle island. Mrs.
Peary did not remain at South Harms.
well long. spending only one night
here before crossing to their island
paradise.
Mr.. Frank L. Bailey is at home
again after a post graduate course
at Orono. He arrived Sunday and
Will spend the summer here as usual.
Ills motor boat will be put in COM
mission as soon as possible He is
attending the commencement exer-
clses at Westbrook Seminary this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Pinkham
were down visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Austin E. Pinkham Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Cyrus X. Miller was taken to
the Maine General hospital Friday
suffering with typhoid fever. He was
removed from his home in charge
OF DR.. George S. Littlefeld.
Mrs. Irving Whitney was at Bruins
WICK Thursday, meeting some friends
there who made a party at New
Meadows Inn to dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs George Parker of
Greene arrived Wednesday of last
week. Mrs. Parker will run the Blue
shop this summer and Mr.. Parker
Will go into the fishing business with
motor boat in company with Sum.
ner Bibber
Prof. j. S. Kingsley of Tufts col.
iege with his wife and daughter, will
arrive today. They have a pleasant
cottage on the point just above the
stone bridge. IL has been rumored
here that Miss Kingsley's engage
ment has recently been privately an
nounced.
Miss Alice Louise Conlough.
teacher of the South Harpswell
school, spent Sunday and Monday in
Portland. Miss Conlough is from
Houlton, Me-, and it is said that when
Superintendent of Schools Frost p.
| Bailey engaged her, he did so after
three minute conversation and ex-
| animation over the telephone.
Mr.. Jordan White is spending three
weeks at his home in Topsham to as
sist in haying on his farm there.
The Cooper family of Bath are oc-
cupying the Merrill cottage on the
Back shore.
| Satisfaction guaranteed when buy.
Ing house or cottage furniture at X.
). Davis Co, Portland.-adv.
| Capt. Joseph w. Prout will leave
for short fishing trip this week in
the Isabel Parsons. Mrs. Prout has
been out of health for some time
and by the doctors orders has gone
to Portland for a visit, after which
Capt. Prout will join her and extend
the trip to Lisbon Falls where his
| wife has a sister.
Mr.. Moody Dascomb returned from
a trip to Auburn about two weeks
| ago and will remain at his cottage
here for the summer.
The schooner John A. Allen sailed
for the sword fishing grounds about
a week ago, under command of Cant.
John A. Toothaker and with practi.
cally the same crew as in former
| seasons.
Allah Slower, who spent some time
last winter at Greene with George
Parker has dissolved partnership
with the latter in the fishing bust
ness this summer.
Mrs. Charles E. Noble spent Tues.
day at Portland.
Albertina Bibber, daughter of
III. Bibber of Portland, Is visiting
Mrs. Jemima Bibber.
Mr.. +. II. Webster OF Bradford.
Durfree Textile school, Fall River.
Mass, has one of the best launches
In the bay. He Is stopping with Prof.
Lambert at his tents on Basin point
The Auburn Colony dining room
opens next Monday with Mr.. and Mrs
Brown I'm charge as usual. They
have been here since May getting
things ready and enjoying the early
summer weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bridge OF Bos.
ton are occupying their Colony cot.
tage having arrived last Saturday.
DIR. w. A. McCandless and family
OF 81. Louis, who have been summer
residents here for years will re-onen
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