Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
Cliff Island


other month in the year. but this GEAR
seems to marx an epoch in the history
OF the island as regards numbers. The
Aucocisco Hotel is entertaining a
houSeful as we'll as several cottage an
nexes, and Cliff Cottage and Wan
nelaki Lodge are we'll filled With
boarders. c. NJ. Cobb's casino and
restaurant had a rush day Sunday and
plain and broiled Holsters were served
out almost by hundreds
The Improvement Society have held
almost their final meeting this season
though another will be called soon 10
finish business. At the meeting last
week the executive board were ap-
pointed as follows: Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Fiske. Mrs. o. p. Stone, Mrs. j. y.
Coyle. Mrs. A. A. Holden. Mrs. j. l..
Carver, Mrs. l.. w. Southland. Mr..
A. F. Black. Mr.. Haviland. Mr.. Chas.
n. Harmon. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nc
kean. Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus G. Griffin.
Miss Phoebe Hunter. Miss Laura K.
Bennett, Miss Elizabeth Mexican.
Auditor, Mr.. Geo. NJ. Fiske. Mr.. A. a.
Holden, chairman of the committee
on naming of streets brought in a Est
OF suggestions which were pronounced
excellent. They will be considered
and acted upon by the committee soon.
DR.. F. C.. Mayberry and family OF
Boston. have arrived at the Rancliff
cottage for the remainder of the sea-
son. Miss Wilma Mayberry is to
join the family soon. after a summer
spent at Grand Rapids. Michigan. and
Columbus, Ohio. where she has been
a guest of class mates at Mount Hol.
yoke College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Searle and
Misses Lillian, Mabel and Dorothy
Searle of Worcester. Mass, are at
the Casco Cottage for August. having
arrived Tuesday. They are accom-
panied by Mrs. Ed. Searle, whose hus-
band will arrive here Saturday. Mr..
Frederick Searle is superintendent of
the Goes Wrench Co.. and also the
Goes Knife CO., of Worcester. The
party will remain for August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Roper and
son, Marcellus, Jr.. with nurse. are at
the Charles Pettengill cottage for
August. They were at the Aucocisco
House last year. Mr.. Roper Is in the
piano business at Worcester, Boston.
Fftchburg and Leominster. Mass The
party arrived July 81.
Mr.. Frank Lawton of Springfield.
has Joined his family who are in camp
on the North side. Mr.. Lawton Is one
OF the city assessors of Worcester.
large party from the Cliff Cottage
went to Portland Monday in Capt.
Southard's launch.
The White party who have a pleas
ant camp enjoyed a sailing trip in the
Skidoo, Monday.
Mr
will arrive the 10th, and will camp
on the Charles Pettengill land on the
north shore. He will be Joined by
friends later in the month.
The guests at Cliff Cottage are
motoring and fishing daily. Many OF
them. who are making their first visit
here this summer, are so we'll pleased
with the island that they wish to come
In future seasons indefinitely.
Mrs. J. w. Bowman and daughter
OF Plainfield, N. j., arrived Tuesday
to spend August here on our cool
shores.
Mrs. Lawrence Mayo. with sons,
Harold and Lawrence of West New
ton. and Miss Ida A. Merrill Of Newton
Centre. Mass, came down on Tues
days afternoon boat for a sojourn.
Mrs. A. NJ. Allen OF Newton Centre
and Miss Mary Allen OF New York
were among the Wednesday arrivals.
Mrs. E. NJ. Owen and Miss Owen
OF Newton Centre. Mass, are here for
August, having arrived Thursday last.
They are enjoying the life and the
superb air and views OF the island I'M
mensely and are DESTROYS of coming
another season.
Mr.. Fowler and party of MassaclI-
sets are summering at the johnson
yellow cottage on the North road.
A small building which will be used
as a fsh stand has just been moved
to lot on the North road.
Mr.. J. G.. Hull and family OF Leo
minister, Mass, are the tenents In the
l.. and n. cottage. No. 2. this week.
Miss Ethel Burgess OF Atlantic
street, Portland, Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon NJ. Fobes at the Fiske cot
tage a few days this week.
Miss Florence Ham Of SomeryiIls.
Mass, will spend a short time with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Hodges at Grand
View. coming down Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cousens and
daughters. Grace and Marion, with
Miss Helen Ogilvie OF Somerville and
Miss Alice Bemis OF Spencer, Mass.
are at the Beckett cottage for Aug
ust.
Mrs. Richard T. Snow and her son
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