Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-13
Cundy's Harbor
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Oakhurst island.


X. Murakami and Paul X. Hisada
OF Boston, Mass, who conduct a large
| up-to-date retail store Of japanese fine
| arts at 324 Boyston street. have
been registered here since wednes-
day last. This Is their first visit TO
this part of the Pine Tree State coast.
and they are delighted with the sur.
roundings. On their arrival they
joined II. Yatsuhashi Of Brookline. of
the FIRM Yamanaka and Co., whole.
sale dealers in Japanese goods at 90
Summer ST., Boston. These Japanese
young men have been residing In
America for only a few months.
| Mrs. E. II. Potter and children,
| Stuart, Rosamond and Marjorie OF
Brookline. arrived the early part of
last week for their vacation, and will
be guests at Oakhurst Island for a
| few weeks.
Mr.. A. H. Southland of Cliff Island
was here on Thursday evening, max.
ing the trip in his motor launch. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Frank Web
ster OF Newton, who, with his wife.
are to be registered here the latter
part Of August.
The summer people registered at
this popular summer house, are en-
Joying the fine opportunities for boat.
ing and bathing offered here. Every
day Lewis E. Darling takes a number
| OF the guests on trips to Orrs Island.
| Ragged Island and Sebasco, which are
becoming very popular with those
stopping here.
Wilbur Getchell, captain of one of
the tug-boats of the Bay State Tow.
ing Co., at Boston, Joined his family
here on Friday for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sinnett of Port
land. were the guests of G. w. Sinnett
for several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wallace and
family of Portland were visiting with
Mrs. Levi Eastman, mother OF Mrs.
wallace. last week, and on Saturday
they returned home accompanied by
Mrs. Eastman for a short visit.
The schooner Lizzie May returned
Friday with forty barrels Of shad.
which were caught off Sea Wall beach.
The store Of Watson Bros, at the
steamboat landing always has a fresh
stock Of groceries and provisions and
| is an up-to-date firm for the cottagers
! here to trade with.
Mrs. r. S. Watson and son Sidney
are at Keysar Falls for a two weeks
visit with the parents Of Mrs. Wat
son.
The schooner Angie B. Watson.
Capt. Thomas w. Skofield sailed from
port Friday for sword-fishing trip to
the George Banks. On the last trip
the boat was gone about three weeks
and on its return had a catch of TWEEN
ty-five swordfish.
Carr G.. Horn Of Horns Mills, n.
H., is being entertained at the home
of r. S. Watson, he having arrived
Wednesday of last week.
Abner ]. Harris reports the groc-
cry business better than ever this
season, and with the large number 81
summer people Cundy Harbor is be-
! coming more popular. Everything in
Mr.. Harris large stock in trade is Of
the best.
w. A. Eastman and y. X. Eastman
of the little fishing sloop Maud b.
Morse, returned home Sunday with
two large sword fish as their catch.
II was estimated the fish would weigh
more than five hundred pounds, but
! owing TO the high market price they
were taken to Portland, where they
were sold.
Lewis Gahan Of Brunswick, with
his son Carl and also his nephew, are
spending this week at the home OF
Mrs. Thomas Schofield. Mr.. Gahan
is U. s. mail carrier, having a route
at Brunswick.