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

Capt. West of the Philomena brought
party of 10 to the Island on his beau
uful Yacht Sunday. Owing to- the fog
gy weather the trip was not quite as
enJog 2ble as IL would have been in
clear weather.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Chisholm. with Master
Stanley favored the Rockmere guests
Sunday evening with musical treat
of vocal and violin solos with piano
accomplishments. Mr.. Chisholm sang
nj the chapel Sunday. July 10. His
selection was Johnsou's Face 20
Face" with violin obligato
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins of Melrose
Highlands left the Rockmere Tuesday
morning TO take the Sougo river trip
on their return home.
The most ardent admirer of Little
johns wharf and the most constant
attendant on the Maquoit landing is
Pete Glover. Can any high bred dog
be more faithful. Although he lives
at the post Office yet he cheerfuliy
travels the mile distance four times q
day and wags his tail appreciatively
and arprovingly at the sturdy Maquoit
and her genial officers and crew.
Mrs. A. l.. Hill and three sons Of
and approvingly at the sturdy Maquoit
for the summer. Thursday
Prof. Eaton's father and mother re-
Needham. Mrs. Eaton's two sisters.
the Misses Butterworth are now with
them at the Log Cabin.
Miss Lila Morrill, is developing
much talent and interest in amateur
photography. and has already secured
some fine pictures.
The new store still continues to be
source of great convenience and sales
are increasing every day. Give the
p...
encourage home industry.
MIR. Chamberlain at the Kingston
cottage has returned TO Massachusetts,.
accompanied by Miss Louise Kingston.
who will be here again, later in the
season.
Mr.. Morrell and party from the
Sprague cottage, with Miss Vose from
the Crows Nest. had a most enjoyable
trip to Portland. Tuesday. leaving on
the morning boat and returning on the
4.30. Among other pleasures they
visited the Casino at Cape Cottage and
also took the Belt Line ride
MIR. and Mrs. j. Ready and family
from Boston have taken the Romeo
cottage fer the season.
Re-. VI. l.. Caulkins of Yarmouth
conducted the chapel service SUNDAY.
July $. The audiences are gradually
increasing in numbers.
Mr.. Robert l. Moore of Allston. who
is employed at the Wells Memorial
Institute. Boston, is spending his vaca-
ton at the Rockmere. He votes Little
johns as the banner place for quiet.
restful outing
Mrs. Eugene Richards and son Albert
with Mrs. Walter Richards. all of Dor
chester, Mass. are located at the Har-
low cottage for the season. They have
their dog Buff with them. He has AL
ready performed some notable SWIM
ming stunts.
MIR. O'Brien and family have been
making others. happF this week: one
afternoon taking party out in their
motor launch the Peter F. and in
the evening giving a musicale at their
cottage. Piano and harmonica solos
were much enjoyed. also vocal solos
by Miss Frances Linwood of the Idle
wilde.
Miss Lillian Chaffin of Maiden has
been at the Alpine cottage the past
week.
Although we have no moon, still the
young people find something doing"
most every evening. One evening
party Of 10 took straw ride 10
Cornfeld Point on Cousins Island
where they had bonfire and enjoyed
games and refreshments till late
hour.
Mrs. Fullerton, cousin of Mrs
Ames. is stopping with her at the
Crows Nest for a short time.
The Trueloves and party break camp
this week. Two OF their numbe- leav-
ing Saturday and the others going
Monday.
Mrs. a. I. Hicks at the Lyndehurst
returned 10 her home in New York
Saturday. Mr.. Carlton Hicks is spend.
ing Sunday with his family
Mr.. Forrest y. Moulton of Boston