Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11

York cottage at the East End for the
summer. Mr.. Burroughs is a great
admirer of the fine yachting facilities
TO be had here, and has put his sloop
yacht "Orris" in first class condition.
and will have il in the cove by tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Rowe and
family of Mechanic Falls. Me-. who
have been here on a short soiourn.
returned to their home on Friday last.
Mr.. Rowe will return here later to
spend the season. \
Miss Margaret Black has com.
menced her duties as clerk in the local
post Office.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Reinhart and
daughter. Miss Lydia of Paterson. n.
j., arrived here last week and are now
comfortably located at their cottage
Sea Breeze" for the summer. The
family made the entire trip here from
New York by water. coming direct to
Portland via the Maine Steamship Co.
DR.. Reinhart is the principal of the
City High School at Paterson, and
comes here every year to spend the
summer vacation.
Mr.. Frederick Lovejoy of PhiIadel.
phia, Pa, Is being entertained at the
summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
xanthus Smith at the east end of the
island.
Trade with r. s. Davis & Co. the
Portland Homefurnishers IL YOU want
the best for the least money.-Adv.
Mrs. W. F. Bigelow with her daugh.
tiers. Mrs. Dawn b. Jeffery. Miss
Katherine Bigelow. and Mr.. Luther
i. Bonney and Master Frank B. lief.
ferry. all of Lewiston. Me-, who have
been at the "Driftwood" cottage AT
Little Harbor for short outing. have
returned to their homes. DIR. and
Mrs. Bigelow and family will return
the second week In September. at
which time they will remain for an
extended sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur of
Phillips. Me-, accompanied by Mrs.
Wilbur's sister, Miss Edith Church.
were here at the Seaside" "Wednesday
returning Thursday morning. Mr..
Wilbur recently disposed of his gen.
eral store In Phillips TO accent the
treasurership OF the Northwestern
Elevator Co. of Minneapolis. They
started for their destination Thursday
evening. leaving Portland on the s
p. m. train.
A. Grimm and Horace Cushing.
who are clerking at l.. VI. Yorks dur
Ing the summer. spent the National
holiday at Peaks Island, taking in
the several attractions given there.
Mr.. w. CULVER and Miss 3. r.
Huntington, OF Asheville. ". C.. have
rented the "Driftwood" cottage at
Little Harbor from July is IN Septem-
Der is. They will find the bracing
sea air Of Bailey's quite a contrast
from that OF the mountain atmos-
phere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich OF Worcester.
Mass. are the guests OF Mrs. Stokes
OF Washington, ID. c., who Is summer.
Ing here at her cottage.
The summer schedule for the local
postofice went into efect July 4. BY
the new arrangements two mails are
received daily, arriving at SIS a. m.
and 3.25 p. m. The out going mails
depart at s a. m. and 3.25 D. m.
Miss Jean Sinclair Is here for the
summer and II rooming at the Sea.
side annex.
Miss Christina Seward, daughter of
Dr.. and Mrs. Seward Of East Orange,
N. j., arrived Thursday last to spend
the summer with her parents at their
cottage on Maiden Lane.
The summer home on Maiden Lane
Of Mrs. Sarah @. Starr Of sprinRaeld.
Mass, was lastly decorated on the
front with bunting and fiaes for the
National holiday. Around the piazza