Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-12
South Harpswen
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at ST. Louis, has ordered q ten horse
power motor launch for the use of
his family, who are here for the
season. 1t is being built by the w.
F. Stafford Company, manufacturers
of the Portland Motor at Portland
Pier.
Mr.. Fred Harding of Lisbon Falls,
drove down over the road with his
wife and family last week. They
were Joined while here by Mrs Hard
ing's father, Mr.. Leeman Bard who
had a cottage on the Point for some
years. The party boarded at Mrs.
A. E. Pinkham's.
Arthur Palmer has placed a new
cash register at his South Harpswell
store. The machine is a time saver
and time is money at Palmers for he
does large business.
The oldest resident and the best
informed summer residents say there
were never before so many people at
this popular point on the second week
of July. The place seems fairly over.
flowing with life.
DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Vaudeville will
leave their pleasant villa here on the
18th to go to New York where they
will be Joined by their daughter and
the three will embark on the s. s.
Provence OF the Hamburg American
line for an extended tour abroad.
DIR. Fred Vaudeville with his wife
and child, who is associated with his
father at Newark will arrive this
week and will occupy the cottage
during the remainder of the summer
months. Mr.. James Arthur Mande-
vile, another son Is at the Checkley
at Prout's Neck this season, but it
will be recalled that he was at South
Harpswell a part of last year. The
>. 5. Provence on which the Mande-
villes will sail Is said to be one of the
handsomest ships afioat and has
been winner in at least one of the
recent races against time between
New York and Hamburg, winning the
nrst time, while the DeutchsIand won
the second. DR.. Vaudeville is making
his sixth trip across
Mr.. Charles z. Conner of Auburn
dale, Mass, one of our longest es-
tablished summer residents and a
famous story-teller is a familiar fig.
ure about the Point. He took a trip
to Portland Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Pierce and family ac-
companied by his daughter, Mrs.
Jarvis Tyler and her little daughter.
Maxine arrived Thursday last.
They spent the winter at Farming.
ton.
Capt. E. F. Hamilton advertises an
eight room cottage to let within one
minute of the steamboat landing.
X. s. Davis Co., Portland's Leading
Furniture Dealers, Exchange and
Federal Sts.-Adv
Mr:Gilbert Ridgway of Jersey City.
VIII De at the Colony from July goth.
He Is student at Stevens Institute
ana mas spent several summers about
south Harpswell. Mr.. Charles Taus-
sig VINO Is now engaged in a law Of
flee in New York CITY is expected IN
arrive about the same date. Both
will probably play on the Colony ball
team which will be reorganized at
once.
Mr.. osceola Currier and Miss Ma.
,iIda Currier, his daughter, arrived
mere last Sunday and went at once
10 their cottage. Mr.. Currier has
oeen quite seriously i'll and is likely
10 oenent much by long stay in this
easant place. He will probably get
MS launch into commission soon.
The Hon. E. l.. Pickard of Newton.
Mass. mas opened his cottage at the
Colony and Is at present entertaining
MS brother, Mr.. Joseph Pickard.
Mr.. Raymond Page, with his wife
and child are expected at his mother
Mrs. @ s.. Pages cottage, from Tole.
DO, ONO. on Sunday. Mr.. Page was
IN Denver until about Christmas
time when he accepted a position
with a gas and electric Corporation
at Toledo.
Judge Of Probate, Fred o. Watson.
OF Lewiston. has arrived with his
FAMILY and taken up his residence for
the summer at his cottage. Mr.
Watson's sloop Florence, which Is a
prize winner In these waters among
"a class sloops was launched Satur.
day.
Inc Amy, owned by Mr.. T.. w. Bax.
yer mas been put In commission again
ana VIII be used by Mr.. Baxter's
FAMILY Tor sailing. Mr.. Frank l.. BAY
Ter, VINO Is at present in a banking
mouse In Boston will poin his parents
here about August first.
Mr.. III. @. Lord, young business
man OF Newark, N. j., who has pass-
ed many pleasant summers at south
harpswell will be down for a ten
days, visit at his mother. Mrs. II. a.
lords cottage early next month. Mr..
Leslie Lord his brother. who is here
az present will enter his senior wear
at Yale In the fall. '
The Fay family OF Auburn. who
nave spent their summers here for
nve OF six years are at the stover
Btbbcr coffa0e h..t- O'Si
Tuesday. eu last
Judge Charles p. sherman's motor