Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
Mere Point


The season at the Point Is now in
full swing. All the cottages except
one are filed and the. hotel is packed.
Saturday night the first entertain
ment and dance of the season took
place. The program was principally
musical. DR.. Pulsifer gave very
amusing rendition OF the song, Love
me and the world is mine" The next
number was selection from DE Ire
mems" given by j. p. Winchell, w.
Kendall Howe. F. Switzerland Cram
and Lawrence Drew. Miss Muriel Ives
then gave a recitation called the
Robins Secret" We were then IA
vored with solos by Mrs. Whitridge
and Miss Helen Haddock. DR.. Lin
coin added two very enjoyable mono
logues to the program.
After the entertainment short busi-
ness meeting was held at which COM
mittees were appointed to get up the
entertainments for the remainder of
the summer. The usual dance was
then held and was enjoyed very much
by everyone.
Hartley Baxter's steam yacht, the
"Kanawha," has been in the harbor
since Thursday. Ii came down from
Bath Thursday morning.
SNCuiuS a SuOTI SOuS SER
vice was held at the Casino. The
Rev. H. B. Ives conducted the services.
The following are the arrivals at
the Mere Point House during the
week: Mrs. Leslie A. Lee, Miss Sylvia
Lee and Miss Elizabeth Lee Of Bruins
wick, the Misses Baker of Portland,
Mrs. r. b. Elliott of New York and
her grandsons, Elliott and Randolph
Delevoise, of East Orange, n. j.,
Floyd Chamberlin of Lynn, Mass, Mrs.
Annie Mosher of Gorham, Mrs. Brig
ham and daughter of Brunswick, Per.
cy Harding of New York, Mrs. G.
Corbett of New York and Mr. and Mrs
G. w. Bean of Lewiston
w. X. Howe and his mother are now
at their cottage for the summer. r.
t. Howe and G. Allen Howe were
down for short stay over Sunday.
Miss Ellen F. Clifford of Woods
Hole. Mass, is the guest of Miss Grace
G. Griffin.
Thomas Winchell and his friend Geo
Bower were down for a few days
| camping out at "Oaklodge'
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Riley, Jr., are
| down at the Point for q two weeks
Riley.
Prof. and Mrs. Hancock of Haver
ford, Penn, are at the Peanut" fol
the month of July.
Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Haddock, Miss
Marion Haddock and Miss Helen Had
! dock OF AuburnGale, Mass, are al
their cottage at Wyndemere for the
summer.
The Rev. T. b. Ives has established
the record at bowling this season
having attained the high score of 1872
Bathing is fully as popular as las,
season. Every day a large crowd goes
In. The cold water never phases
them.
Every day exciting games of croquet
take place on DIR. Pulsifer's fine
grounds. Very great skill has to be
exercised as the grounds have quite
a slant
Mr.. J. L. S. Barton of Winchester
! Mass, Is expected next Saturday
From what we hear there will prob
ably be lots doing in the baseball line
after he gets here.
Mrs. Charles Barton and children
are at the Packard cottage for the
rest Of the summer.
Miss Hale has been keeping up he,
reputation as the best fisher of the
Point. having made some fine catche.
lately.
Last week Mrs Gardner Cram CAV.
an INFORMAL tea at the Shack" fol
the ladies of the Point.
The committee In charge of the en-
tertainment for this Saturday nigh
is Mrs. Files. Mrs. Pulsifer and Mrs
Griffin