Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-01
PEAKS ISLAND.
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paintings Of White Head, Cushings Is
land.
Mrs Austin Marks and SON OF Dor
chester, Mass, are guests Of Mrs. L.
Smart. Twin Oak cottage.
Mr.. Kenneth Williams of KINGSTON
Ontario. noted athlete, who is pass
ing this season at Peaks, has accepted
a position as clerk at the Coronado
Union.
Mr.. l. p. Land, prominently known
In Somervflle, Mass, has arrived for
several weeks stay at the Machigonne
| cottage.
The erection OF handsome cottage
on Seashore avenue by Mr.. Mark
Ofen. wealthy Chicago man summer
Ing here, has been begun. This cot
tage will eclipse anything that has
been built on the island for command
ing view Of the harbcr and will be
completed late this fall.
Denver. Colorado, is represented
here this season. Mr.. R Bracken-
bury. one Of the largest ranch owners
in that section Of the country. has
leased the Tolman cottage andt with
his family is enjoying the summer
days.
H. o. Taylor accompanied by Mrs
Taylor, Of Ithaca, N. Y, arrived at
this island the past week. Mr.. Taylor
was formerly student at Cornell uni
| versity.
Captain Nathan E. Metcalrs services
are kept busy now in taking out pleas
ure or picnic parties from the hotels
and cottages in his fine new launch
"Rena.' Several trips are planned
for the coming week
Mrs. John Fogg. who has been a re-
cent visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Fogg, has returned to her home in
Deering.
Mrs. Frank B. Deering and little
son Ralph of Somerville, Mass, are
recent Corners here and have leased a
cottage for a month. Mr.. Deer;ng
arrived on Saturday to pass Sunday
with his family.
Mrs. Frank Pierce and daughter
Ethel Of Portland are summering at
this island.
Mrs. George Wolley and son Paul
who have been guests OF Mrs. Harry
E. B1ker at Torrington Point, have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia
A. V. II. Arlington, II. r. Page and
F. w. Lord. all Of Boston. Mass, ar
rived in their handsome yacht "Polyp"
the first Of the week. which they an.
chOred near Forest City landing for a
brief tarry here.
Cleveland. Ohio, is represented here
by Mr.. NJ. F. Jewell, accompanied by
Mrs. Jewell and SON also their two
grandchildren, who are enjoying
cottage. Mr.. Jewell contemplates the
erection Of a summer home here for
occupancy next season.
The Lowell cottage has been leased
for the remainder Of the season by Mr..
George Vosmer and family of Port
land. 80. l-..
Mr.. Thomas Ainsbury. Jr.. manager
for Woolworth & Co, Portland, aud
family. are occupying 0ceanside cot
tage this season.
Miss josephine Everett Of Buriing-
ton, VT, teacher in public schools OF
that city Is spending her first season at
this resort.
The Cole homestead has been taken
for the remainder Of the season by the
following parties. Mr.. John Shugg
and family Of Schenectady, N. Y.
Friendly greetings are being ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. CHS
sold Of Providence. R. l., who have
spent many summers at Peaks. They
are being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Smith at their cottage, the
Empire" Oceanside. Mr.. Clissold is
connected with the Gorham Silver
Manufacturing Company OF Providence
and prominent In Masonic orders Of
that city.
Mr.. A. E. Harland and family of
Lewiston arrived the first OF the week
and took possession of their handsome
new cottage erected this season on Vet
eran street, Oceanside.
After a stay of two weeks at Camp
Nedloh," 5 Oaklawn, Trefethen, the
IT. ID. Lodge Of Venerable Corn
Cobs" with Chief Wright Of the Inter-
national division OF the Eastern s. s.
Co. break camp Sunday next
Beside "Parson Wright" the party
consists Of Bid Holden, Nibs Holden.
Guy vickerson, Arty vickerson, Bsn-I
dy, Littlefeld. Liddy Li;tlefeld. Mark
Means, Mr." Frank Williams and
Berdy Gee.
During their stay. the party have
enjoyed several evenings OF enterta. n
ment at the Valley View House." as
guests Of Mrs. Heath, who proved a
very pleasing hostess.
Notwithstanding the various cele-
brations observed this season here old
Prob thought II a good opportunity
to get an inning on Thursday in spec
ia1 observance Of a Dog Day" ceIe-
" HtfOh. anu tOT a fCOutncdStST OF
drilling rain and heavy fog, during
the forenoon. IL would have been hard
to beat. but for those fortunate TO have
received an invite for the luncheon
INSCRIBED on clam SHELF that day
at "Hopalong' camp ION the back side
OF the island) given In honor Of Miss
Mabel Leeds Of Cambridge. there was
nothing TO do but don rain coats. rub
bers and start for the tramp through
the wods. On arriving a. the
camp, the hostess had made II bright
and cheerful within with a glowing
FIRE In the hearth. After an appetiz-
Ing lunch. the sun came out AMI
plans which had been previously made
fer motor boat sail about the harbor
were successfully carried cut and
q jolly good time for two hours en-
joyed.