Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-06-27

Petersburg. Fla, where he filled the
position of head clerk.
Mr.. Cecil w. Clarke of the class
'05. Colby at waterville, and editor
OF the Oracle the college year book.
has charge Of the dining room of this
popular hostelry. While Il may seem
a little too early to plan for social
functions yet, several affairs are ar.
ranged for and dates fixed. The
class Of ID. H. s. will hold their an.
nual banquet at Peaks Island House
soon after the Fourth. A series of
evening concerts given fortnightly at
this house will constitute largely to-
wards the seasons pleasures.
Among the arrivals expected
at the Peaks Island House this
coming week are: Mr.. John w. Nc
Crillis and daughter Of Dorchester,
Mass. who were among the leaders
OF social affairs last season. Uncle
john, as he was familiarity known
and his charming daughter will be
cordially welcomed by their many
friends.
Among the past weeks arrivals are
A. II. Bates and daughter, Miss Bates
OF Chicago. who are passing a short
vacation at this resort. This Is their
1rst visit here and they are enjoying
their stay to the fullest extent, taking
In all the points of interest.
Recent additions to the summer
colony are Mr.. c. w. T. Cooling and
family.
The Sterling cottage. situated on
Island avenue has been leased by Mr..
and Mrs. William Davis of New York,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Marston of Port.
land. for the season.
The ideal June weather Of the past
week was taken advantage of by
many of those remaining in town. who
made trips to the various islands, call
ing upon cottage friends. Even the
children seemed to have thrown of
dull care and glad of the opportunity
Of enjoying out of door sports again.
Hoboken. n. j.. is represented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Pagan. Misses
Marion and Madaline Pagan and Mas
ter Arthur Pagan who arrived down
the early part Of the week for an ex-
tended stay.
The Appleby's of New York, also
Miss Hall of that city are registered
at Peaks Island House.
On Saturday and Monday last
1t seemed as though everybody had
made start for the seashore and the
island steamers were prepared for
the first rush Of the summer" Of
cottagers and tourists. Beaming
faces were everywhere in evidence.
Hand bags. dress suit cases. fishing
rods, trunks and house furnishings
big boxes and little boxes were all
in II" and the ticket sellers as well
as baggage handlers were kept hust-
ling and will continue to be for the
rest OF the season. Quite a party
OF tourists will arrive this week at
Rock Bound Park, Oceanside, for an
extended stay.
DR.. John B. Hughes and family Of
Cumberland avenue. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gallison of the
city. moved down Saturday and are
domiciled at their pretty cottage for
the remainder of the season.
The c. L. wrights. also the Blake
family have Joined the cottage colony.
There has been a larger demand
for cottages at Peaks this year than
ever before.
Among cottagers arriving the past
week are: the ID. F. Bakers, A. F.
McKiel and family. c. E. B. King and
family, F. E. Mccarthy and family
and w. p. Pratt and family.
Mrs. Bell Mahr is pleasantly domi.
ciled at Peaks for the season, opening
her cottage the first Of the week.
Mr.. w. s. Trefethen and family
have also opened their cottage, where
they have spent several successive
summers. Mr.. Trefethen's cottage
commands fine view of the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Poland of the
Gem theatre company are guests of
the 1nnes House.
Miss Jane Remark. leading lady of
the company is domiciled at the
Wallace cottage.
One of the pleasant events of the
week was the picnic given by Miss
Merrill. principal Of the Island gram.
mar school to the pupils Of the school
on Friday at her cottage, situated on
the oceanside.
Capt. Randall has put his sailing
boat, "Minneloa." into commission for
the season, also several new motor
boats which will doubtless be I'm
general demand for pleasure trips
around the bay. Capt. Randall is
one OF long experience in managing
sea craft and his deep fishing trips are
included in the favorite pastimes of
the summer contingent.