Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29

| ginger ale anu DITCH beer. and then
tramped back again tired and grimy
to wash up end call 1t q day.
Since then the place has been dead.
the boards, but nothing ever takes
place here until It actually happens.
| VISITOR.
Miss Annie Shearer has returned to
her home at Reading. Pa, after
spending a month with Mrs. e. s.
Richards at her beautiful summer
home at Rock Point. Miss Shearer
was here at the island with q num-
Der Of other guests.
Mrs. Ida Woodbury. Of Bridgton.
Me-. and Miss Gertrude Webster OF
[ Lewiston arrived Monday for a vaca-
ton Of week or ten days at the
| Doughty cottage at the East End.
! Tuesday Miss Webster's nieces, the
Misses Laura and Ethel Webster, al
so Of Lewiston. came to the island for
a few days outing and will stay here
! at the cottage.
Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Ross and two
children Of Saugus, Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Bonney and son Ralph
| OF Turner Centre are visiting friends
| at the Turner cottage this week. Mr.
Ross is principal Of the High school
at Saugus The following day arriv-
ais at the cottage were: Mrs. Emma
Blossom and daughter. Miss Deborah
Blossom, Mrs. Frank Turner and Mrs.
Willard Jones. all of Turner Centre.
After the first Of September a large
number Of the people Of this cottage
are to return to their homes and by
the latter part OF month will close
the cottage.
Miss Clara Gordon. who has been
SPENDING the summer with Miss EN-
lily A. Smith at Rock Point left for
her home last week. Miss Gordon
sIGnt a delightful fsummer on the
most beautiful island Of Casco Bay.
As the guest last week Of Dr. and
the Misses Sauveur, who are summer
Ing here, was Mr.. Everett s. Jones,
principal Of the Allen School for Boys
at West Newton. Mr.. Jones has his
popular school extensively advertised
throughout the state Of Maine, and
especially 50 In Casco Bay. Mr. Jones
has made many trips here. and is a
great edmirer OF the fine scenery and
opportunities for pleasure and COM
fort.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Burroughs at
the York cottage have as their guest
this week. Mrs. Lucia Paterson of
Brooklyn. n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
roughs have made several cruises this
season. and recently returned from a
delightful trip to Bar Harbor
Charles w. Sleeper Is having a priv
| ate boat landing constructed on
Mackerel Cove shore in front of his
cottage "Restabit" The work is being
done by Henry Bailey. who recently
did the work for the Harpsweil
Steamboat Co. on their wharves When
the landing Is completed IL will be
the only private landing in the Cove.
mr. n. c. Drinker OF Quincy, Mass.
forge engineer at the Fore River Ship
building Co. at that place. is spend
ing this week with his family at Miss
Waugh's cottage. Mrs. Drinker has
been here since the early part of the
season.
Mr.. a. c. Burnham arrived Satur-
day on the island. He exrects to
| spend the remainder of the season at
his summer home and I'm Portland.
Miss Molly Parker. who has been
] the guest of Harriet Lucky during
| the entire summer, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry MacNeille and
son Holbrook are registered at the
Woodbine. They will spend two
weeks on the island.
Clarence Gardiner Of Chicago. who
has been the guest OF his aunt, Clara
Louise Burnham, the famous author
ess. returned home Wednesday. Master
Clarence has thoroughly enjoyed his
summer and very much regrets Ieay-
/ ing his many friends In Casco Bay.
Mrs. G. n. Mann, In company with
her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Richard
son. and young son ere expected to
arrive on Saturday. They will stay
at the woodbine.
Mrs. II. b. Baldwin and family of
Newark. ~. j.. Will return home
| Thursday. They have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. G. r. Mann, In Maid
en- row.
Mr.. Herbert and Paul Thorpe OF
East Orange will errive on Saturday.
They will join their sister, Miss jos
| ephine Thorpe, who has recently
opened their pretty cottage on Maid
en- row.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred r. Lyman and
daughter Dorothy Of Springfield have
Charles w. Sleeper at "Restabit" for
the past week. Mr.. Sleeper has en-
tertained a large number Of friends
and relatives this season. and all have
spent a delightful time while here.
Mr.. Lawrence Boynton of East Or
ange. n. j.. left the island Tuesday
for his home. He has spent very
long vacation here Ct Bsiley's. and
was recently the guest of Mr.. Frank
8. Rogers at Miss Blanchard's new
cottage.
Rev. Lyman Ward Of Camp Hill.
Alabama. head OF q large Industrial
school for the educstion Of the poor
whites 1t Camp Hill, was entertained