Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
Cundy's Harbor.
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And still another new enterprise IA
with US. for Mrs w. H. Ridley has
re-opened her ice cream rooms as she
mas done the past I'VE seasons, and in
conjunction with the frozen dainties
sne Will have on sale q constant sup
ply OF cakes. also bread and dough
nuts. knowing the excellence Of Mrs.
hidleys culinary concoctions we pre-
dict much success for her and a great
convenience to those who have SO Of
ten wished for q chance to buy home
cooking. This will also prove bene-
fetal to campers" and the several
yachts that anchor In our bay during
the summer.
The stork lowered in our midst last
week and in leaving gave a dear little
baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. R s. Wat
son. Congratulations are extended.
Mrs. William Worthing is quite sick
at present, but her friends are hoping
for soon recovery.
Mrs. Alfred Catlin and children of
East Harpswell were here early in
roy Catlin.
We are told a bridge is soon to con-
meet Oakhurst island with this one.
and In such a way as to greatly en-
nance the value and beauty Of each.
We trust this may be correct, and is
one OF the links in the chain leading
to the possible and very probable
future of prosperity.
Miss Jessie Holbrook is home from
Brunswick to remain until first of Sep
tember
Mrs. c. A. Percy Of Bath and F. o.
Percy of Quincy, Mass, were recent
guests here Of Mrs. F. L. Thompson.
Mrs. Benjamin Mcvane of Portland
is here visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Humphrey Skolfield.
Miss Annie Mulcahy has been very
Ill the past week, but under medical
attendance of DR.. Elliott is consider
ably better.
Mrs. Thomas Skolfield and children
nave been in Minnegance recently Wis
iting Mrs. Walter Perry.
William Cochrane OF Edgecomb and
his sister. Mrs. s. E. Dodge of New
Castle were called here last week by
the illness Of their cousin, Mrs. E. d.
Percy.
Mrs. Bert Brigham was in Bruins
wick day Of last week.
Little Miss Alice Eastman has been
IN Portland the past two weeks, Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Sawyer, on Rob
erts street.
Irving Snow of Brunswick passed
Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. Levi Holbrook, who has been
In Parker's Head and Ninnegance the
past two weeks has returned home.
Frank III. Skolfield, recently on the
Manhattan, OF the Portland and New
York line OF steamers, is at home for
a few weeks vacation.
Miss Christine Crosby has gone to
Westbrook for two weeks visit.
Mrs. w. A. Lapier and little daugh-
ter, Doris, Of Cape Porpoise, are here
for a visit with their several rela-
tives.
James p. Eastman, mate OF the Sc
bascodegan, was In this place a few
hours Of last Sunday.
Owing to sickness in the place the
Fourth was unusually quiet. Several
OF our young mothers took their chill
dren up river on a sail as far as Cur.
net. going via Sebascodegan, and are
giving good reports Of courtesy re-
ceived. Why not go again and In larg-
er numbers to show how glad we
are Of having the Portland steamer
here? Not always convenient for us
to go the other way and be gone over
night, but we can have sailing parties
and picnics and go up river for a
few hours and every little helps"
Show our good will In the interest of
the steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Harris and Mrs.
Geo. Brigham were in Bath and Bruins
wick last week Wednesday.
The Allequippa Of the New Meadows
Co, is having goodly patronage from
this place this season, for hardly a
trip Is made but passengers come or
go, and our stage Is also as well filled
as ever. OF this we are glad as the
latter Is our all year convenience and
we desire the most travel there, for
very few small Places have as good
stage as Is given us or a driver more
kind or accommodating than is Mr..
+. w. Holbrook.