Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02
SOUTH HARPsWELL.
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at MS cottage at the Colony, Is at
Lewiston for short time.
Miss Creech of Brookline is visit.
Ing her friend. Miss Annie Packard at
the Packard cottage, having arrived
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Souviney, Jr,
OF Boston are at South Harpswell this
week as guests OF Mr.. w. w. Sou.
whey. The former is head waiter at
the hotel Touraine.
Among the tourists here Sunday
were: A. B. Remission of Auburn; Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Rose and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Lowell of Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Deferrari and chill
dren Austin, Harry and Roy spent a
few days at the Strout House, leav-
ing Monday.
The ladies of the Auburn Colony
have attractive hand colored posters
out for their fair and sale Saturday
evening at the hall.
Cottage Furniture. r. s. Davis Co.
adv.
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham, the
authoress who summers at Bailey
Island, her friend Miss Mabel Dod-
son and the latter's brother, Mr..
Charles Bassey, who is spending a
month there, were calling on Mrs. E.
w. Baxter Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Percy Young of Ashmont,
Mass. is visiting Mr.. Frank Baxter
for a week having arrived Wednes-
day.
The Auburn colony base ball team
have organized with the following
players: Baxter, S.; Sheppard, 1b;
Lord, 3b; Clarke, C; Brown, p; Ridg-
way, 2b; Mack, II; Stone, CT; - RI;
Games will be arranged with any
Casco Bay team.
Mr.. Harry Hind of Brookline and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holder Of Quin-
cy were guests at the Baxter cot
tage over the week end. Mr.. E. w.
Baxter was in Boston a few days re-
turning Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harris, who
have been visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Spaulding's cottage, returned to
Boston via Portland Tuesday. Mrs.
Spaulding and Miss Helene accom-
panied them, the trip being made
over the road in Mr.. Harris automo-
bile from Portland to the Hub.
DR.. w. A. McCandless arrived at
South Harpswell Tuesday evening at
10 o'clock. He came through to Port
land by rail where he was met
by Mrs. McChandless and the family
and Mr.. Joel Sheppard. The
party took dinner at that city and
sailed down in the motor boat Cana.
cum ii, which was purchased by DR..
\ NcCandless this summer. He will
Yremain here until about August 90.
DIR. F. A. Vaudeville has gone to
New York for two weeks leaving
Tuesday afternoon. He will return
to his fathers cottage here after that
period.
Mr.. Erwin VI. Hamilton has leased
the bowling alleys and dance hall of
George w. Hamilton, Jr., for the re-
mainder of the season. Mr.. Hamil-
ton took possession Saturday evening
and had one OF the largest attended
dances of the season. Frank l.. Bail
ey will act in his former capacity as
floor manager and Lubee's orchestra
will furnish the music. Owing to the
fact that the dances are becoming so
popular and largely attend, II has
been noticed and remarked upon that
those who participate in dance find
IL difficult, and in many cases, totally
impossible to obtain seats after each
dance. and in order that the people
may appreciate the value of their
evenings entertainment, Mr.. Hamil-
ton has decided to charge ten cents
admission to all spectators. The pub
lie can easily see that this is not ask.
Ing too much and all fair.minded peo-
pie ought to be willing to pay such
reasonable sum for what they are
getting in return. Dances will be
held on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
Mr.. Frank Derby of Wilton. now a
pharmacist at Livermore Falls is
boarding with Mr.. Charles Conner.
Mrs. Frank Packard of Lewiston
arrived Friday and will remain a few
days at the Auburn Colony.
Mr.. Ralph s. Pinkham is working at
Charles I. Stover's.
Miss Grace VI. Eastman of Malta
pan, Mass, arrived Tuesday and will
board at Mrs. j. II. Lubee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Beckett and
children Of East Orange, ". j., arrived
Tuesday and will spend some time
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Beckett Of Montreal, who are at the
Ocean View Hotel until August 10.
Mr.. Frank Beckett returned to New
York Saturday.
Mrs. George X. Arnold OF Boston.
Mrs. Maria Lindsey and daughter of
New Haven, Conn, and Mrs. Fred
Campbell OF Woodfords are stopping
at the Radaoux cottage. All three
are enjoying rest and comfort at
South Harpsweil shores.
Captain Doughty OF Orr's Island
took a party Of fishermen from the
hotel Friday and after sailing outside
twelve miles they found the dog fisb
so thick that they came in as far as
Jumbo Ledge, where a large quantity
OF cod were taken. Two OF the Iare.
est weighed 80 and So pounds each.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Soule, Miss Helen
soule and Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Kilby of
Freeport came down Friday In a
steam yacht. stopping for dinner at
the Strout House. The rooms here
are all engaged for August.
Miss NJ. l.. vidaud OF BROOKLYN.
". Y, who Is spending the season at
Mrs. A. J. Dailey's. left Monday for
a short trip to New York city. where
shp will pncof hor et.t~-