Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-01

Henry w. Savage and family, who
have been spending some weeks here,
have returned to their home in Green
wood, Mass.
MIR. Rufus Grant and family of West
brook, are occupying the knight cot
tage for two weeks
Mr.. SWEET and family. also Mr. Hor-
alto Daniels and family of westbrook.
who have been occupying Cliff cot
tage (owned by Mr.. BracketD for sew
eral weeks left on Monday to return
to their home city. A Boston party
has leased the cottage for the remain
der of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Snow have
been entertaining the following guests
during the past week: Ralph II. Ell
vedt of Somerville. Mass. and Dwight
l.. Woodbury. of Newton. Mass.
Mr.. George Griffin. who is the owner
OF a fine motor boat, took cut sail
Ing party on Saturday for a trip around
the harbor
Mr.. Edgar Cousins will arrive on
Saturday to occupy Camp Cliff for Au-
gust. His family, which includes Mrs
Cousins, the Misses Marian and Grace
Cousins, will accompany him.
Overlook cottage is occupied this sea-
son by Mr.. Walter Gage and family
of Somerville, Mass.
The Edward Fultons, who have been
occupying one of the Black cottages
are leaving this week for their home In
Maiden.
Mrs. l.. w. Southland was in Port
land on Monday. to purchase furnish
ings for the new cottage built this
season, and is now ready for oc-
cupaucy. Ii bears the Indian name
'Wannelaki' lodge which interpret
ed signifies Cliff Island" number
of summer visitors will arrive this
week and sleeping accommodations
both at Cliff cottage and the lodge are
at premium at the present time.
The fine weather on Monday made Il
ideal for sailing and yachts, sloops,
launches and other small craft were
much in evidence. Motor boats. never
so numerous, were TO be seen darting
about at every turn In the bay.
Mrs. Walter Gage, who is summering
her and occupying Overlook" cot
party on the steamer Machigonne on
Monday
One Of the weeks diversions
was whist party given by
Professor and Mrs. A. A. Hoi-
den at their cottage on Friday evening.
A pleasant evening was passed and
some high scores were made by sever
al of the guests.
Mr.. Ernest Southland took out a
pleasure party on Monday in his mo-
tor boat, the 'Skidoo." The trip was
made to- JEWELS Island In the after
noon and a picnic supper enjoyed. The
party returned to Cliff in the evening.
Mrs. II. II. Gilkyson OF Phoenixville.
Pa, who Is a patron of the Aucocisco
House. gave the sailing party in hon.
or OF her guest, Miss Harriette
Woods OF Biddeford, Ne.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pollister and
their daughters, the Misses Marian and
Alma Pollister, also Mr.. Edward POLLS
ter. who have been occupying the Mat
thew cottage for several weeks, have
returned to- their home, Atlantic
street, Portland. Mr.. Poilister Is a
well known resident of that city and
holds the position OF hull inspector Of
United States steam vessels.
The c. w. Hudsons are occupying
the Stone cottage this season. Mr.. J.
l.. Morgan. brother of Mrs. Hudson.
Is visiting them this week.
Several visiting yachts we're anchor
ed on shore here for over Sunday.
Their owners accompanied by a party
Of gentlemen friends, were guests of
some Of the cottagers. One of the
finest OF these yachts was the Rock
over" with a party from Rockport,
Mass. which had been east as far as
Boothbsy and had anchored OF Cliff
Island for a stay over Sunday with
friends. but en- route for Cape Cod
shore.
Mrs. Frank J. Mason and Miss aura
Mason. who have been guests Of Mr.