Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-27

adam frontier. II has been whisperea
about guardedly that Mr.. Bingham Is
the heavy sleeper of the party. and
that on Tuesday morning when he
was rudely disturbed by a raucous
Growing at his window at 400. he
Lound rooster tied there apparently
Tor the sole purpose Of rendering null
and void his efforts to slumber until
100. Some Of the ladies in the party
We're held responsible for this practi.
cal joke. and afterward Mr.. Bingham
Is said to have denied hearing any
rooster at all.
Theodore Griffin has been made a
tentative offer for his land fronting
Griffins cove by representatives of the
United States government. II is said
the land Is needed for wharf purposes
to give landing place for govern.
ment boats from Jewel Island, which
| II Is rumored has been looked upon
| iavorably by u. s. officials for SOM
time as a purchase I'm whole or in
part.
Miss Wilma Mayberry of the 1910
class. Mount Holyoke college. has ar.
rived at the "Rancliffe" after an eY.
| tended western trip.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Mayberry has been
| guest of her son at the Rancliffe cot
tage for a few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Bachelor of
| Westbrook Were guests this week of
| Mrs. Mayberry.
| DIR. Mayberry is attending the big
races at Readvflle. The doctor is a
keen lover of horses, having owned
several fast ones himself.
Miss Marguerite Mayberry is the
guest Of Boston friend, Miss Marion
Lynn, who is summering at Long Is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Lunt of Somer
Vile, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Seyery and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. circuit Of Monson.
Mass, are spending two weeks at
| khamp Mysczery. Mrs. circuit, who
| is leader OF the Monson orchestra.
played for the dance at Cobb's hall
| last Saturday night.
Mr.. George Fred Pettengill, of Cliff
Island, caught a large lobster In his
Gunner net last Friday. measuring %
inches from tip Of tail to end of claws.
and IA inches around the body. The
big shell fish weighed pounds. and
| was measured and photographed by
| Mr.. Fred Searle, of Worcester, Mass.
| Sixteen happy boys landed at Cliff
Island on Monday from the Maine
| Home for the Friendless. A picnic
dinner was provided for them, and the
days outing was much enjoyed by the
| little fellows. The party was in
charge Of Mrs. Harry Jones, matron,
and Mrs. NJ. E McGregor, president Of
the home, Mr.. c. w. T. Cooling of the
Casco Bay and Harpswell Lines evil
IDENTIFY does not forget that all boys
| like good time; and he is ever ready
TO help them have 1t, and the little fell
lows gave him three lusty cheers.
| Mr.. Frederick Searle, supt. of the
Goes Knife and Wrench Co., worces.
ter, Mass, and family, who have been
spending the month at the Casco cot.
tage returned home Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Stevens and
daughter Ethel of westbrook. have
taken the Ocean Spray for two weeks.
| DIR. w. c. Macdonald of Maiden
4 spent Sunday with his family at the
Sunset cottage. Mrs. Macdonald ex.
poets to remain until Sept. 2, and en-
joys the island life very much.
4 Mrs William Cook Of Portland is ex-
pected TO arrive today and will occu-
| Ply the Casco Cottage. with her mother
Tor the remainder of the season. Mrs.
LOOK Is stenographer for the Ever
green Cemetery association.
Mrs. s. l.. Knight and party left the
island for Somerville, Mass, Tuesday.
having stopped at one of the II. b.
Johnson cottages for some weeks.
| Miss Emma Hubbard of Somerville
is at Camp Cliff, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Cousens for the week. Mrs.
Horace Cousens of the same CITY is
also here for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. p. Paris of Bath
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Il. Snow and Mr.. and Mrs. F..
). Mason at Bay Cliff cottage. The
latter parties have occupied this cot
tage four successive seasons.
( a bridal couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran.
CTS IL. Holmes of East Weymouth.
Mass, are sojourning with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank f. Hersey at Sunset View
cottage for the remainder of the week.
Both are new arrivals at Cliff and en-
JOY its bold scenery immensely. Tues
day Mr.. Hersey entertained the party
at fishing on the cliffs and a big string
OF cunners was caught.
Miss Stuart and Miss Ella Stuart of
Pittsburg, Pa, who are touring the
MAINE coast, were guests Tuesday at
the Kendall cottage, with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Coyle.
The Hodges family left Grand View
cottage after stay Of five weeks and
IL has been closed for the season. Mr.
and Mrs. Hodges and family returned
to Somerville, Mass, last week.
Mr.. w. G. Gage, whose family are
stopping at Overlook cottage, makes
weekly trips down from his business
Mrs. A. II. Orcutt Of Monson. Mass.
rendered most acceptable music on
the piano Saturday evening for the
dance at Cobb's casino. Mrs. Orcutt Is
a teacher and also plays in a Spring.
neld, MASS, orchestra. Her speciality
Is accomplishments and dance music
on the piano. and her playing captivat-
| ed everyone.
Miss Paine. who is stopping at the
Aucocisco House, lost 500 I'm a purse
at Portland last week. No trace OF
| II can be found.
| Mrs. Frank a. Lawton has returned
home. The trip was made via Sebago
Lake and Mrs. Lawton will arrive IN