Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02


four weeks here. returned to their
homes on Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. r. Field and daughters.
Miss Mabel R. and Miss Mary F..
Field of Newtonville. after occupying
the Snowman cottage since June the
24th, returned to their home on
Thursday
Mr.. Emil Jacques of Worcester
visited recently for a week with his
school friend in the Worcester Clas-
steal High school. Carlton Smith OF
Worcester. On Sunday Mr.. A. II.
Smith will join the family for a
week end stay.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Parker Of Bed
ford, Mass. arrived Monday last to
visit for some time with her sister,
Mrs. B. s. Codding Of Waltham.
On Sunday Mr.. Codding, Mr.. William
Howe and MIR. Ira Johonnot Of Wal
tham will arrive to remain over Labor
Day. Mr. and Mrs. d. T. McCloui
OF Philadelphia, who stopped for some
time with Mrs. Codding. left Saturday
for their home.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Haarvis
OF Allston, Mass, after a months rest
at the Blair bungalow, left on We'd
nesday for Rockport, Me-. where they
will continue their vacation for about
week. DR.. Haarvig is pastor of
the Allston Congregational church.
Mr.. j. NJ. Ash, Jr.. returned on
Sunday to his business in PhiladeI-
phia after considerable stay with
his family at Ashcroft cottage.
Mr. w. C. Newell of Springfield
Joined his family on Tuesday at the
Newell cottage for two weeks rest
MT. Newell. who is engaged in the
button manufacturing business in
Springfield. would have came I'D ear.
Iier but for the serious illness of his
father. Miss Dorothy BowIes of
springfield, who last season STONED
for some time at the Hamilton House
paid the Newells a flying visit on
Wednesday. Mrs. Percy Shaw Of
New York returned home on Thurs.
day.
Mrs. ]. o. Perkins of Newton.
Mass. arrives shortly to visit with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. ]. B. Per.
kins at Lynhurst cottage. Mrs.
Perkins will probably stay there for
some time after her daughters return
home. Mr.. j. B. Perkins and SON
Hammond, returned home on Sunday.
Miss Maude j. warrensof Wal.
than Is visiting for a week with Miss
F. A. Flemming of Brooklyn. y. Y.
at Cedarcroft cottage. Master Har-
old Duncan Of Brooklyn will visit with
the Flemmings for the rest of the
season.
The weekly candlepin bowling
prizes at the alleys were won as fol-
lows:-Ladies'. LIST, Miss B. PEPPER
with PA winning a leather case: 2nd.
Miss Helen Taft with 21O: and last.
ly Miss c. PEPPER with 109. capturing
the BOBBY prize. conference.-the.
MIR. E. Weber. 261. winning a shaw
Ing mirror: End. Mr.. U. w. Duncan
with 256; BOBBY prize, Mr.. w. j.
Parker with 1856. In the big pins
Preston VI. Hall was high with the
excellent score of 222.
Mr.. Eric Chase OF Haverhill. Mass.
arrived Monday to remain for two
weeks at Robbins Inn. He will be
joined by his father. mother and
brother on Saturday.
Mrs. c. A. Moffett and her sister.
Miss Rose A. Case OF Worcester.
Mass. arrived Monday for a short
stay at the Island View House.
Mr.. George Trefethen OF Portland
with his daughter. Miss Abbie G..
Trefethen and granddaughter. Miss
Margaret G.. Trefethen. are spending
the week at the Central House on the
North road
Mrs. s. ". Tweeddale and Miss
II. B. Tweeddale of Lynn, Mass. will
be among the sojourners at the Sum
init House until its closing about the
fifteenth.
Among the late vacationists TO reg
lister at the Central House the past
week are Mrs. G.. I. Bishop and son
John Bishop OF Montreal. and Mr..
Theodore Gottry OF Montclair. ". T..
who is principal OF the High school
there. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cassi-
dy OF Brooklyn. who have been spend
ing the past two weeks here. depart
ed on Saturday last. They were end
season guests last year.
The town authorities of the Town
OF Cumberland propose to authorize
the erection OF new school house
Tor the use Of the two higher grammar
grades and the FIRST two years OF
High school on Chebeague Island this
autumn. The new building will be
puiit on lot already purchased from
MT. Royal T. Hamilton and located
near Central Landing. II viii be A
one room structure somewhat smaller
tnan any OF the present buildings.
having floor space OF thirtytwo By
twenty-eieht feet. Bids for thfs
structure have been submitted ~
two competitors. Mr.. Howard Hamii-
TON having named the lowest price
by a considerable margin and the
contract viii undoubtedly be awarded