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

sio'oey at johns hopkins University,
whose summer home is on Great Che
beague, paid visit to the Tufts col
lege laboratory last week. DIR. M.
j. Greenman. director Of the wistar
Institute of Anatomy at PHILADELPHIA.
Penn. recently spent few days at the
laboratory
The young ladies' Of the Auburn
Colony gave a very pleasing concert
before their friends in the association
nall last Monday evening. Among
those who took part were Misses Ce-
liza Hall. Marion Dana. Helen Baxter.
catherine Paul, Lena Paul. Dorothy
Rose. Florence Spencer and Dorothy
Spencer. The young ladies rendered
very attractive program and their
many selections met with hearty ap-
plause.
The most successful as well as
most largely attended promenade at
the association hall was that which
occurred last Saturday evening. Be-
sides the many residents and their
guests from the colony a large num-
DER OF visitors from the neighborhood
were present, which aided in making
the affair most enjoyable for every
one present. An attractive musical
program was furnished by the orches-
ira present from Portland.
Many lively card games have been
enjoyed by the gentlemen Of the Col.
ony recently, who take great pleasure
In testing each others skill at whist.
euchre or poker. The victory is very
uncertain Tor any one gentleman,
though 1t is said that Mr.. E. w. Bax-
ter can generally be depended on to
capture the major number of points.
rev. Henry Rose. pastor OF the
Unitarian church in Newark, N. J.. has
returned to his cottage in the col.
ony after an absence of three weeks in
Kentucky.
Mr.. Phillip Dana OF westbrook and
his friend, Mr.. Ellis Hammond of
| New York, arrived last SATURDAY. for
ten days stay with Mr. Dana's faith.
er. w. X. Dana and his family.
! MISS Julia Pickard and Miss Anna
Grant have arrived at the Pickard cot
tage after an absence of two weeks at
St John. New Brunswick.
Mt. Rankin has returned to his
nome In st. Louis after a visit of three
weeks with his sister, Mrs. Robert Lo-
gan and family.
At their meeting last Saturday even.
ing the directors Of the HarpswelI and
Auburn Association voted to build n
new dining hall on the site of the
| present structure used for that pur.
pose IL Is expected that work will he
soon begun on the new building which
| IL Is hoped 10 have completed by the
beginning OF the next summer season.
| DR.. Walter Paul is the guest of his
father, Mr.. f. s. Paul at the colony.
Dr. Paul. who arrived last Saturday
Tor stay of two weeks. is a Boston
physician with Offices on Beacon
street.
"a Will O. the wisp Frolic" took
place from Hurricane Ridge on Mon.
DAY Morning. many participating, but
| MI j. White and Mrs. E. Pendlebury
were the only winners. Miss Nellie
Peterson and Mrs. w. White losing by
very close margin, being left behind
in the shade.
Hurricane Ridge has been the scene
OF many very pleasant incidents the
past summer, at present many young
folks are here, and pleasure reigns
siS-4resSe, Jordan Whites cottage being
the centre, its genial. kindhearted. host
| and hotess doing everything in their
| power to make every one feel at home
and have a good time as possible.
Two little chums, Esther Fits and
Jean Pendlebury are certainly the
champion bathers of South HarpsweIl.
They have taken one bath daily. Of
II tth ihdhihS IL tWo. tHe past TWO
| months, and ade as brown as two lit
tie Indians.
No one has gotten more enjoyment
out Of their vacations than they have.
| and they will be ready for school
when il begins.
Mr.. Joseph Harris of Cambridge.
Mass. has been visiting with friends
here, having a most enjoyable time.
Come again. Joseph, you are welcome.
Miss Lena Gilkey OF Washington is
the guest of Mrs. J. p. Thomas at
her beautiful cottage on Potts Point.
Miss Harriet Hobson of Portland re-
| turned home Tuesday after a pleas
+, ant months visit with Mrs. ]. p. Tho
mas.
Mrs. Charles p. Sherman of Ash
Point gave a delightful musicale on
| Friday evening. Mr.. Arthur Pomeroy
gave some beautiful selections on the
violin accompanied by Mrs. Pomeroy.
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
| r. A. Austin. Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton,
Mrs. Carey b. TIMER. Miss Anna HUI
Der, Miss f. G. Mathews, and Miss Hell
en- Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy returned to
| their home In Cleveland, o., after n
months visit with the Shermans. They
will be greatly missed as they were
| most popular.
Mrs. l. II. Spaulding spent a part
of last week in Boston visiting her
mother. Mr.. Spaulding was also in
Boston last week.
Mrs. +. G. Mathews. who has been
the guest Of the Spauldings at Ash
Point for the last month, left for New
York on Thursday. Miss Spaulding ac-
companying her to Portland.
Judge Charles II. Sherman gave a
large motor boat party Thursday
morning In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Pomeroy.
Prof. and Mrs. EIsenhert (Anne
MitchelD. who were married last week
In the red cottage OF Ash Point, are
spending their honeymoon i'm Quebec.
Ihey VIII return to- Harpswell and
stay during n part OF September. DIT.
william EiseDhert, who was best man
At tho wedding returned 20 yorL