Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-02

Academy is to be at r. NJ. Strout's
grocery store for the summer months.
Mr.. o. s. Pinkham and family of
Woodfords are at their summer home
opposite the Ocean View Hotel for the
summer months.
Mrs. Harrison Thornton and son,
Harrison. Jr.. Of Auburn and Miss Jen-
ME Pratt OF Boston. arrived Tuesday
at the Young cottage. Miss Pratt Is
interested In missionary work In Bos-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Page and son Of
Georgetown. Mass. are at the G. e.
Connor cottage for the season.
The house Of Capt. Orville Pink
ham narrowly escaped being burned
to the ground last week and but for
the promptness Of the men at the
Auburn Colony the fire would have
made great Roadway. Hot ashes
thrown in barrel at the rear of the
house ignited the barrel and the wind
spread the flames. South Harpswell
Is greatly In need Of fire protection as
fire would become uncomfortable in
short time with strong sea breeze.
Mr.. Sidney Ensign is expected to
join his family at the colony on Sat-
urday, July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Logan and family
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Lighthall
and daughter. Miss Ann Lighthall Of
Montreal arrived Friday at the Auburn
Colony for the summer. Mr.. Logan.
who is assistant general manager Of
the Grand Trunk Railway returned to
Montreal the same day with Mr..
Lighthall to resume their duties until
later In the season.
Judge John W. Queen and family Of
Jersey City. N. j., are now settled
for the summer at the DR.. F. B.
Vaudeville cottage at the Auburn Col
ony.
Rev. H. R. Rose and family Of
| ark. N. j., arrived Wednesday, and
opened their beautiful summer home
at the Colony. The members Of the
Colony will gladly welcome Rev. Mr..
Rose back this year as he Is much in
terested in the welfare of the Colony
and during his stay here last year
preached at several of the Sunday
evening services held at the chapel.
Mr.. Rose is pastor Of the Universal
list church at Newark.
Mrs. H. G. Lord of Newark. n. J.,
opened her cottage at the Colony last
week, and enroute to South Harps-
well visited friends at Marblehead,
Mass. Leslie Lord will arrive about
July 18th, and 1t Is possible that he
may remain for the season. Mrs.
Lords mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Quincy, al
so Of Newark. will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Benjamin Ather at Shelter Is
land. before coming to South Harps-
well, and expects to arrive August LIST.
Mr.. w. X. Dana and son Luther of
Westbrook were here over Sunday
last
Mr.. John Peterson of Portland was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Scott
Sunday. Mr.. Scott left for his home
at Worcester Monday on a business
trip. and expects to return for the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thurston Of
Pennington, Me-. are at their cottage
on Hurricane Ridge for the summer,
and on Monday Mr.. Thurston left for
home where he will remain for one
week.
July 4th Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bridge
and Mrs. Bridges mother. Brs. Bur-
rows OF Boston are expected to open
their cottage at the Colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bracket
and daughters, Misses Mabel, Hazel
and Disa, Of Boston, arrived at their
cottage on Thursday last to spend
their fourth season at South Harps-
well. Mr.. Bracket is the owner of the
yacht "Disa,' and takes much pleas
ure at the contests Of the Harpswell
Yacht Club.
Mr.. Howard II. Noyes of George
town. Mass, is at his summer cottage
at Haskell's Island.
Miss Julia Pickard of Boston and
Miss Anna Grant Of Auburndale are
at their cottage at the Colony for the
| summer.
Mrs. A. NJ. Packard and daughter.
Miss Annie E. Packard of Boston have
been at their cottage since Friday last
Miss Mary E. Field Of Newton.
Mass. Is visiting Mrs. John p.
| Thomas.
Mrs. l.. n. Spaulding and daughter.
Helene Of Winchester, arrived here
Saturday for the summer at the beau
tiful home at Ash Point. Mr.. Spaulding
with John Thomas and Walter Hayes
made the trip from Marblehead in Mr..
Spaulding's new yacht, the Sheer
water H. arriving at South Harpswell,
Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. McCandless with daugh.
tiers. Misses Margaret, Ruth and Alice.
and sons. William and Lansdowne of
ST. Louis. are here at the willows for
the season. Last year the McCand.
less family were occupants Of a cot
tage at the Auburn Colony and were
very popular among the social affairs
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Watson and
son, Richmond Of Auburn, and also
son Warren Of Knox College at Gales
burg, I'LL, and Mrs G.. A. Neal of Au-
burn are at their cottage for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Watson Ia register of the
crobate for the Androscoggin County,
and at the recent Androscoggin Coun-
ty Republican convention. Mr.. Wat
con was again renominated by accla-
| nation.