Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-09
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Mrs: A. e. Hasbrook and daughter,
Miss Margaret NJ. Hasbrook, and son,
A. H. Hasbrook. all Of Springfield,
Mass. are here for the season and are
occupying George Leeman's cottage
on the main road. Last summer the
family were registered at the Ocean
View Hotel for the greater part Of
July and August. Miss Hasbrook IL
a enthusiastic .devotee, at the tennis
court and last season she was easily
the best players at the local court.
AT the social affairs given by the Cot
tage Hall Association she was like
wise actively interested In making
them success. Mr.. Hasbrook. who
by the way. Is connected with the
Springfield Daily News. will spend
part OF the summer with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E.. Bailey. Miss
E. X. Bailey and Mrs. Alice Bailey.
who are residents at Short Hills. n. J..
are now comfortably settled at Wynd.
hurst on Summer Hill for the month
Of July.
Mrs. Edwin Tolles Of Hartford.
Conn.,. has opened her summer home
"Edgeclin.' on Little Harbor shore.
Wednesday of last week. July 4th
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. de Wolfe of New
York arrived to spend a few DAYS. and
the latter part Of the week Mr.. and
Mrs. de Wolfe with Mrs. Tolles will
go to Moosehead Lake for a two weeks
outing at a delightful summer Camp.
which Mr.. de Wolfe owns together
with Mr.. WILDER Fisk. of the wealthy
New DIRK banking concern of Harvey
Ffsks Sons. Also among the guests to
arrive for over the National holiday
was Mr.. Harry Brook Of Hartford. who
is connected with the Broadbrook Mills
at that place.
Mr.. H. WHY'S Chamberlain, SON of
Gen. Joshua l.. Chamberlain. of Bruins
wick. was the guest of Mrs. NJ. C..
Pearson and daughter at their cot.
tage. on Friday and Saturday last.
Mr.. H. Wallace Smith, who has a
cottage on the shore near Little Har.
Dor for the summer, was summoned
home to New York to go on business
trip through the West. which will take
the greater part Of three weeks. Mr..
smith will stop at many Of the larger
cities on his way to his destination.
which Is Denver, Col, and Is to travel
In the interest of the Fownes Glove
Co. OF New York, he being a salesman
for that reliable concern.
Mrs. w. NJ. Reber of BLOOMINGTON.
Pa. is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Drinker, who are summering at the
Wells cottage.
Mrs. H. w. van den Berg of Balti.
more, Md. has arrived at Bailey Island
to spend the summer with Mrs. Henry
n. Stokes.
Miss Marie Widmayer of Brooklyn.
y. Y, is here at the Inn, and as in
former years will remain for some
weeks. At the close of her outing here
Miss Widmayer will sail for Europe
where she will join her sister in Sicily.
They will return to New York late in
September
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Aikenhead
of New Rochelle, n. Y, are here at
Juniper Lodge which Is one of many
at the Robinhood Inn. Their son, Mas
ter Donald. and daughter Leslie, also
Mr.. Aikenhead's mother. are II the
party. The family will remain until
some time In September. They were
at the Inn for an extended vacation
during the summer Of 1906.
Capt. Frank w. Doughty of the
schooner Albert Willard returned to
the island Friday morning His yes
sci landed at T wharf, Boston. from
the george banks with 80 swordfish,
the average weight being 200 lbs. The
price paid for the fish was 06h cents
a pound and the crew netted $6S.O0
for the trip. On the first cruise the
crew each realized $1O7. This is the
hrst time in eight years that Captain
Doughty's business has allowed him to
spend the 4th Of July with his family
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. E. Rowe of Minot.
Me-. are spending a few days at their
cottage at the East End Mrs. Rowe,
who was Miss Edith Hodges before her
recent marriage, was popular teacher
In the High School at Wayne, Me.
At Stetson's ice cream parlor they
are serving the delicious grape Juice.
Try 1t IL you want a refreshing cool
drink
r. 8. Davis Co. sells up-to-date cot
tage furniture. Adv
Miss Julia E. Massey was in Port.
land last week procuring furniture for
Juniper Lodge, her new cottage.
Mr.. John G.. Baker of Liyermore.
Me-, who has been visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bert Sinnett. for two weeks
returned home Thursday last. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbridge Croker Of Fayette. Me-,
and their granddaughter, Mildred
Croker, who have also been spending
their vacation here, returned home
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Root with
sons George and Waldo, and daughters
Winifred and Esther Of New York City
arrived Friday at their beautiful sum
mer home. Royal Root, q son of Mr..
Root, who has been here at the island
nearly a month at the woodbine and
Cottage, returned last week to Cam.
bridge where he will attend the Har.
ward summer school.
Prof. and Mrs. Frank Aydelotte of
the University OF Indiana, Ind, are oc-
cupying the Thorpe cottage on the
Pebbiy beach shore for the season.
Mr.. Aydelotte Is a professor in the
English department at this institu-
ton.