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

The Harpswell Yacht Clubs float.
Ing wharf has been placed In the
water for the summer. During the
winter 1t Is pulled up on the beach
to keep the ice from destroying 1t.
Mr.. Oseolo Currier of Newark, n. J..
stopped at his cottage here a few
days last week to install a new gaso-
line engine In his launch In place Of
the steam engine. Mr.. Currier will
return here with his family during
July to summer in their cottage which
they have occupied for many years
at the colony.
Charles Douglas has recently pur-
chased a new naphtha launch which
he intends to use in his fishing busi-
ness.
| Mrs. George Page of New York
City arrived at Harpswell on Tuesday
last, and is now at her beautiful cot
tage at the Auburn Colony. After
the 4th OF July Mrs. Pages family
VIII also come for the season
James Lebee is confined to the
house with an attack of the grip. We
are glad to report that Mr.. Lebee is
rapidly recovering from his illness
and will be able to be about in
short time.
The cottage OF DR.. F. B. Vaudeville
or Newark, n. j.. has recently been
newly painted white. the work being
| finished on Saturday last Repairs
have been made on the interior and
everything is in readiness for the ar
rival OF DR.. Vaudeville and family
about the first of July
A barge loaded with coal finished
unloading last Friday for Arthur II.
Palmer at Harpswell Landing.
Fred o. Watson. Judge of the Pro-
bate Court at Auburn, and his wife.
Joined Mrs. Neil, Mrs. Watson's
mother. at their cottage on Friday
last. The Watson family were
among the earliest arrivals at Harps-
well, and enjoy the season at the
beautifully situated cottage near the
boat landings throughout the summer.
Ralph Pinkham has recovered from
his recent illness of the measles.
which confined him to the house for
couple Of weeks. He spent a few
| days with friends at Portland last
week before returning to work.
All HARPSWELL go. .. ..
Frank l.. Bailey of Woodfords, Me-.
spent Sunday with his grandparents
here.
Mrs. John p. Thomas and Miss
Reoecca ID. Ross OF Brookline, Mass.
have arrived at Harpswell and are
now at the Dyer cottage on Wood
lawn avenue for the summer. The
Dyer cottage commands an excellent
view OF the bay and has been occupied
by Mrs. Thomas and Miss Ross for
several seasons.
y. Yatsu, professor OF biology at
Columbia university, New York, is
again among the arrivals here for
the summer. Mr.. Yatsu has spent
several seasons at Harpswell. and as
sists In the work at the laboratory
during the summer.
Mrs. Carey Etnier and family of
York, Pa, are at their summer farm
at Ash Cove Point. Mr.. Etnier, who
viii join his family in July, purchased
the farm last year to use as his resi-
dence during the summer months.
| s. Toner, the well known In
dian basketmaker of Oldtown, arrived
at Harpswell on Tuesday of last week
Tor the summer. He has passed
seven seasons here, and Is a
familiar figure among the tourists
and residents. His wife arrived We'd
nesday. and they will occupy the
building near Hamilton Hall. which is
owned by Charles Douglass.
At Ash Cove Point Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Sherman OF Philadelphia
are the latest to open their summer
cottage. They arrived on Friday last.
and are now comfortably located. Mr..
Sherman Is a prominent lawyer I'm
Philadelphia, and comes here every
summer.
Miss Eva Cochrane returned to her
home at st. Johns on Sunday last.
Miss Cockrane has been spending the
past i've weeks at the Strout house.
Rev. Henry Rose, pastor OF the
Universalist church at Newark, n. j..
arrived at his cottage at the Auburn
colony this week. The family and
guests OF Rev. Mr.. Rose will arrive
here the early part OF July.
Mr.. Irving whitney was at Lisbon
on business Thursday and Friday of
last week. Mr.. whitney made the
trip on his bicycle as far as Bruins
wick where he visited his brother,
Ralph Whitney. OF that place.
The opening OF Hamilton Hall at
Harpsweii was held on Monday even
Ing last. The residents were present
In large numbers, and all wished the
new manager, Irving Hamilton, a
most busy and prosperous season.