Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-26

ual Training school of Philadelphia,
Pa, who Is summering here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Sayre at the Johnson cottage. Daily
Mr.. Sayre with his young son, Will
liam, are to be found either fishing
or cruising in his sloop Eleanor"
which Is one of the finest crafts at
anchor here. Mr.. Sayre came to the
island at the close of the school term
in his city and usually remains the
entire season.
Miss Laura ]. Ashmore of Philadel.
phia, Pa, is here for the summer.
Miss Ashmore is principal Of the Min
ME Murdoch Kendrick primary school
of West Philadelphia, one of the lead
ing schools in the Quaker City. The
building is named in honor of Mrs.
George w. Kendrick, who during her
life time was one Of the leading
spirits in educational work in that
charming city. Miss Ashmore has
been coming to our island for several
seasons past.
Mrs. Henry Bemis and Mrs. Charles
Boyden of Spencer, Mass, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Starr
at their beautiful summer house here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr are great enter
tanners and during the remainder of
the summer season several Of their
many friends will enjoy their hos
pitality. Mr.. STAIRS father is among
those that will sojourn here.
Miss Edith Cole is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. L. Everett Stevens, at her
summer home "BreeZemere" on Sum
mer Hill.
Bradford Massey, son OF DIR. G.. Bet
ton Massey Of Philadelphia, who has
been spending a three weeks vaca-
ton, the guest of his aunt, Miss J.
Massey, at the Inn, and also with his
chums, George and Xanthus Smith,
Jr., at their fathers home here, re-
turned to his home Saturday last.
Young Mr.. Massey during his school
years always spent his vacations with
his aunt at the Inn. At the present
time he is in the employ Of John p.
Ellison, wood merchant OF Philadel.
phia, 1t being his intention OF engag-
Ing in that business.
Mr.. l.. Everett Stevens is spending
a short vacation with his wife at their
cottage "Breezemere." Mr.. Stevens
business affairs will not permit him
TO take an extended outing.
Prof. +. s. Sumner and wife OF
Worcester. Mass, are here for an out.
ing at Mrs. Beede's, the Bonnyyiew
on Summer Hill. Prof. Sumner Is
an organist of note.
Mr.. Albert Newman OF New York
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Newman,
OF Milton, Mrs. May Philoon with her
son, James, OF Auburn, Me-. and Mr..
wallace Copeland and Miss Deborah
Blossom OF Turner, who are visiting
at Orr's Island, spent Wednesday last
at Rosemont cottage, the guests OF
Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Porter. who
are summering there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud r. johnson
nave moved into their new cottage
which has just been completed by our
local contractor Charles 8. Thomas
Mr.. Charles A. Gilman OF Lewiston.
Me-, owner Of the Sea Clin cottage
on Maiden Lane, was here on the IL.
land one day last week.
Prof. Sydney T. Skidmore. professor
OF physics and chemistry at the PhiIa.
deiphia Normal school for girls, IA en-.
pected any day to join his wife and
daughter, who are summering here
at the Wells cottage. Prof. Skidmore
is great disciple of Emerson.
II was stated in last veek.s
Breeze" that IL was the intention NJ
Mr.. Franklin T. Root TO return IN
the island early In August to spend
ten days and return with bis vise
to New York. II has since been learn.
ed however that business duties MI,
detafn MI. Root all the rcrnssnA~- -