Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10


ing away on Thursday are her hus-
band. Capt. James Dyer. and daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Ralph p. Lowell and Miss
Mary Dyer. also Capt. Dyer's daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Hodgkins. all of
Harpswell. The immediate cause of
Mrs. Dyer's death was heart failure.
from which she had been suffering
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Page of Newton.
Mass. are with Mr.. Pages mother.
Mrs. G. S. Page at her cottage.
Mr.. E. s. Paul closed his cottage
Tuesday of last week as did also Miss
Julia Pickard. Mr.. E. l.. Pickard is
expected down. however. to ATTEND
the directors meeting of the Auburn
Harpswell association. Saturday. act
ing for Mr.. w. X. Dana at that meet
ing
Mrs. II. G. Lord and family returned
to Newark. y. j., Wednesday, closing
her cottage that day for the season.
The Lords were among the first of the
Acknowledgment association summer
cottagers.
The -Harpswell dining room
service will cease for this year with
the monday meal next Monday. The
management reports a most success
full season. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will
probably spend the winter i'm Florida
as usual at some resort The last
praise service will be conducted by
Rev. Henry r. Rose of Newark next
Sunday at the chapel The directors
meeting, Saturday. will discuss the
plans for 1909 which include consid-
Grafton of a plan for the new dining
room which is much needed Messrs.
Osceola Currer. ]. A. Blake and w. X.
Dana are the present board of direct
ors.
Miss Donham and Miss Pritchard.
two OF Springfield's school teachers
who have been spending a part of
their vacation here. left via Bruins
wick in the Irving Whitney automobile
thursday last The ride up along
the Neck was much enjoyed.
Mr.. w. p. Frost of Chicago. who has
been sojourning here. left Wednesday
for Lewiston. his old home and will be
in Chicago in October. He is with
the A. w. Frost Co. wholesale fruit
dealers of that city.
r.. S. Davis Co. the Portland home
iurnishers are offering special Sep
Add cundy Harbor
Mr.. Frank L. Baxter has returned
nome, after two weeks visit here
Mr.. Joel Shepard spent the week
end at the colony, returning to his
business in Cambridge, Mass, Tues
day.
Miss Margretta McCandless of ST.
Louis. with Master William and
Lansdown left for their home CITY
Tuesday. Mrs. McCandles and the
rest OF the family will remain at their
cottage until the fifteenth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fahs Smith are again
at South Harpswell after weeks
trip through the White Mountains.
They will stay through September. A
very delightful dinner of eight covers
was given at their cottage last We'd
nesday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Eisenhart left Sat.
urday for Princeton, where they will
De this winter. Mr.. Eisenhart is the
professor Of mathematics at Prince
ton University.
Miss Helen Spaulding returned to
ASH Point Saturday from Boston,
where she has been visiting the past
week
Mr.. Hector Holmes who has re-
cently returned from three months
trip abroad, has been greatly missed
oy the summer coterie of young peo-
pie.
Miss Mary Mcdowell. who has been
a guest at Mrs. ]. p. Thomas cottage.
viii sail for years trip in Europe
this month. Miss Mcdowell will be
accompanied by her sisters, Miss
Alice and Miss Caroline.
DIR. E. A. Austin of Bar Island
Point leaves here Thursday for Gal
weston. Tex. where he has accepted a
very fattering appointment from the
medical department of the University
OF Virginia. Mrs. Austin will ioin
him later in the fall and spend the
winter there.
Commodore Spaulding with DIR. Aus
TIN, FANS Smith and William Grafton
are on a cruise to Boothbay Harbor
In the Shearwater III, for a few DAYS
this week.
Mrs. Carey b. Etnier gave a de.
iightfnl birthday party in honor OF
her little daughter Virginia. who was
ten years old. The children at
the party were Masters Everett Aus
TIN, Burwell Smith and Stephen ct.
nier. An attractive birthday cake
was cut for the refreshment of the
cnildren. Among those present were:
Mrs. Charles p. Sherman. Miss Hell.
en- Spaulding. Mrs. Fahs Smith. Miss
Laura Mitchell. Miss Virginia Mitch.
ell. Mrs. A. Everett Austin.
People are staying unusually late
AZ Harpswell this year and several
families are to remain until October.
among those who have so planned are
the Austins. Shermans. Smiths. 81.
niers and Spauldings.
Signs OF the waning OF the season
are apparent mostly in the closing OF
the two hotels the Merriconeag House
and the Ocean View. and the GRADUAL
departure OF the cottagers after Labor
Day. although many are to remain nm.
vi next week and some will stav IN
see October's first days.
Mr.. b. McTnnerney Of Council BIuns
Ia. who has been spending ahon, !.