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

spent wednesday with his siste... Mrs.
Z. n Brooks at the "Cliftondale."
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Peterson and
daughter. Miss Nellie of BruuswicL
arrived at their cottage here on Mon
day OF last week. The family WISH
mere every summer and remain at
tneir cottage throughout the season
On the Wednesday following their ar.
1vai tney entertained as their c,.est
Mr. ana Mrs. o. r. Pennell. also of
Brunswick. VI
MI. and Mrs. J. NJ. Pike and daueb.
ter, Miss airline, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
bartiett Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wend.II
and mrs. E. A. Cushman of Liyermore
FANS. Me-, have been the guest of Mrs.
): A. peterson at the "Hillsborough.
since July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McNauebt ~
Livermore Falls. Me-. who have been
occupying the Spencer cottage here
since July LIST entertained as their
guest last week an automobile party
all OF whom were also from Liver
more Fails. Those in the party were:
Mr; ana Mrs. ]. NJ. Hyde and sons, Fred
and Frank. Among the other visitors
OF the McNaught family were: Misses
Martha and Nellie Kinds OF the same
place.
Mrs. Everett Josselyn, who has a
cottage on Little Diamond Island, was
the guest Of Mrs. c. X. Brooks at the
"C1iftondale." recently.
Mr.. Charles Gay and daughter. Miss
Grace. who have been at the Peterson
cottage, are on short visit at WAIVER
ly, Mass.
Osceolo Currier returned to the
colony Wednesday evening of last
week, after being In Newark. N. 7.
for few days. Mr.. Currier has re.
Gently installed 10 horse power gaso-
iene engine in his launch in place of
the steam engine.
Miss Ruth Morey of Lewiston. who
mas been here on a short outing since
July 2, at the cottage of her grand
mother. Mrs. o. G. Douglas, returned
nome Sunday, having spent a very
pleasant time.
FINISHING touches were put on the
Casco Bay Steamboat landing here
last week, when the freight and mas
senger sheds and wharf were painted.
Now that the boats leave South
Harpswell on scheduled time IL will be
great convenience to the people
here, as there are now seven boats A
oay 10 portland.
John Cobb of Yarmouth was here
wednesday Of last week on a short
visit with his son. Frank Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Burke and
family of Lewiston are at their cot.
tage near the colony for the summer.
Mr.. Burke is a yearly visitor, coming
here to occupy his cottage for several
seasons past.
The last few days there has been
many pieces OF mission furniture ar
rive at Harpswell for the new cottage
OF +. II. Packard. The furniture was
purchased from Walter Corey Co.'S up-
to-date establishment at Portland.
Robert Toothaker of Brunswick
was at Harpswell Friday last for the
grocery firm Of Twitchell, Champlin
Co., Of Brunswick.
Mr.. p. s. Whitman of Orange.
Mass, who has been spending a short
sojourn with Mr.. G. E. Conner at tie
Bay View" since July Bird. returned
to his home on Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. p. 8. Whitman, who accompanied
her husband here, remained to spend
the summer with her father, Mr.. G.
E. Common.
DIR. n. ". Neal and family of Gales
burg, ILL.,, are camping at Harpswell
and expect to remain in their tents
until the middle of September. DR..
Neal Is professor of zoology at Knox
College and has charge of the labora-
tory here during the summer.
Mrs. T. F. F1aherty and daughter,
Miss Kathalena and her friend Miss
Wheatia Whitman, returned to their
homes in Lewiston Saturday last, az
ter spending the week at the Strout
house. Miss Kathalena F1aherty is a
graduate Of the Lewiston High school
class OF '07, and intends going to Brad