Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16

particulars with visions of another
hero wearing a Carnegie medal.
How did it happen?" said the man
| addressed
We'll, We all got aboard Mr.. Sweet
! boat to go over TO the mainland, and
L noticed she wasn't much used to the
water. L supposed she could swim.
but she was so bewildered that she
didn't appear to make a motion. At
ter We got to the Point, / got her in
the boat and she was quiet enough
the rest OF the way. She's been half
wild ever since i bought her, and
that's the reason I was taking her
over to Pettingill's to exchange her
for one OF his Jerseys"
Another sensation exploded!
The Iris has taken out several sail
Ing parties during the past week
Captain Mayo is as polite and oblig.
ing as ever.
Mr.. George Hatch and family re-
turned home Saturday after a de-
lightful season at the "Alcaza"
Miss Ethel Drew, Mr.. Hollis of
Braintree. Mass. Mr.. James Morris
OF Worcester and Miss Jennie Mann
of Boston are at the "waumbek."
Mr.. G. c. Lence and Mrs. Lence of
Freeport visited the island last Sun
day.
DIR. Herbert Twitchen of Portland
spent Sunday at the Lodges"
Mr.. LAYERS has commenced work
on his new ice house.
Mr.. Luke and family of Cambridge
are occupying the Reuben Curtis cot
tage, and will stay the rest of the
month.
Mr.. Geo. w. Taft and family and
also Miss Minnie Lang of Kennett
Square, Penn, have returned home af-
ter delightful two weeks stay at
Reuben Curtis cottage. They were
so much pleased with the lite at Buc-
tins that no doubt the praises of our
isle are being sounded in the Quaker
city.
Mr.. b. A. Lenfest and sons have
gone to Togus and Liberty, Me-, visit
ing relatives for a few days. They
will return Tuesday.
Miss Annie S. Clifford of North
Edgecombe. Me-, has been visiting DIR.
and Mrs. Fourth at the Maplewood.
Mr.. w. r. Soule has completed his
new cottage, and he and family are
occupying It this month.
Mr.. Spikes new cottage at the
West End is nearly completed. IL will
be an addition to that part of the
island.
Miss Rachel Pidge OF the Sea
Glimpse entertained some of the
young people at progressive anagram
party on Friday evening. During the
evening Miss Inez Harrison Of Paw
tucket, X. J., entertained the guests
with vocal solos. and Mr.. James
Whitman Of Lawrence rendered sew
eral piano selections. and the hostess.
Miss Pidge. gave some very enjoyable
readings.
DR.. J. -. @. Pidge breaches tomor-
row. Sunday. at Freeport Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Soule and
children are at their cottage for Au-
gust. They have for guests Mr.. Ed
ward Eastman and Miss Annie Knee
land.
Mr.. Richard Epson OF Springfield.
Mass, Is spending "a week at Bustin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah ~. Pratt OF the
Rockhaven spent two days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Soule. Por-
ter's Landing.
Miss Mary r. MCGOWAN of Portland
and Master Edward a. McGowan OF
Cambridge spent the weekend at the
"Waumbek"
Miss Eta Raglan OF Portland IL so
journing at the "waumbek."
| Miss Margaret A. MCGOWAN OF Port.
land Is spending the month OF August
/ at the "Waumbek."
Mr.. VIM. s. Powers OF Maiden was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Wilson
over Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Chase OF Brighton. Mass,
was the preacher at the grove las.
Sunday. His subject was the need
OF vigorous. courageous type OF
! Christianity for the age In which we