Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-19

visioner OF West Harpswell, advertisee
fresh bakery products. The goods from
Palmer's are always the very best and
delivery is prompt. The bread carried
is the famous "Mother g" bread. The
Palmer store also deals in fresh fish
of all kinds.-Adv.
The usual morning and evening SER
vices will be held at the West Harps-
well Baptist church on Sunday, and
will be conducted by Mr.. Eric ID. Pen
nington, the regular pastor for the
Williams Of Woburn will sing at the
morning services, and a cordial invi-
tation is extended to all residents and
visitors who wish to attend.
The Kings Daughters of the Baptist
Church plan to hold their annual fair
and entertainment next week, though
the exact date for the event had not
been set when this notice was re-
eeived The willingness of the visitors
at the Auburn Colony to lend their
aid in the plans for the fair, is worthy
of note and much appreciated by the
members of the Circle.
The Methodist Ladies' Circle of the
Methodist church, West Harpswell,
held a fair and entertainment at Cen
day evenings of this week. The purpose
of this affair was to raise money to pay
for the new parsonage, and it is hoped
that this fund may be completed dur
ing the present year. Cake, ice cream
and fancy articles were on sale dur
ing the afternoon and evening. The
entertainment was provided by Mrs.
Margaret Mcclellan Williams of Phila-
delphia, star elocutionist, and vocal
selections were also used to fill in the
evenings program.
An afternoon tea was given on Tues
day of this week ut the home of Mrs.
+. III. Packard for Miss Alice Creach
of Boston, who is the guest of Miss
Annie Packard. A number of ladies
from the Auburn Colony and other cot
tages were present and all enjoyed a
very pleasant time.
Mrs. G. +. Packard has returned to
her cottage after a short visit in Now
York.
Mrs. H. NJ. woodside of Lexington,
Mass, arrived last Wednesday, to be
the guest of Mrs. L. A. Burr at the
Burr cottage on Potts Point.
One of the largest cod caught by a
South Harpswell visitor this summer
was the one hauled in by Mr.. Howard
w. league of Lewiston, last Thursday,
which weighed eighty pounds. The
catch was made about four miles OF
Halfway Rock and was a very re-
markable fish. The other gentlemen
ing, Mr.. McKuska, and Mr.. King of
Lewiston, with Mr.. Lewis Estes of
South Harpswell.
Miss Adelada Briggs of Lewiston.
has been a guest of Miss Christine
Garish at the "Solid Comfort" cot
tage on Potts Point. Miss Briggs is
an old visitor to South Harpswell, hav-
ing spent her vacations here for several
seasons.
r. s. Davis Co., are reliable cottage
furnishers of Portland.-Adv.
Mr.. Freeman Littlefield and son
Alton, of Gardiner, were guests dur
ing the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
q. III. Hamilton at the "Hamilton cot
tage.'
Mrs. Albert p. Bibber, with her
daughter Iva and son Clinton of Water
Vile, are enjoying a vacation of two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Lemuel
Bibber. Miss Dorothy Buskin and Miss
Theresa Buskm of New York, are also
guests at the Bibber home, having ar
rived on Sunday, to remain during
August, and this is the first time they
have visited South Harpswell.
Misses Evelyn and Rachel winship
have returned to their home in Au-
burn, after a very enjoyable visit of
five weeks with their aunt, Mrs. j. w.
Nile of Potts Point.
An old-fashioned picnic was held on
Ash Point at Clarinton Bibber Is
place on Saturday, August 18th. Mr..
Bibber kindly threw open his beautiful
grounds to the twcnty-six visitors and
most delightful time was enjoyed
by those participating in the day s
pleasure. Some of the picknickers
made the trip to the Point in motor
boats, while others came by automo-
bile. Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordan White and granddaughter
Mamie, of Topsham; Miss Hastings
Of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Peterson and daughter, Miss Nellie
Peterson Of Brunswick; Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo a. Fits and daughters Adri-
enne and Esther of Medfeld, Mass.
Miss Myra Noble of South Harpswell,
with Mrs. y. u. Pendlebury and daugh-
ter jean, Mrs. y. Baltic, Mrs. +. Yoal.
Miss VI. 9. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. Fin
letter, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Master Robert
and the Misses Eleanor and Florence
Fitzpatrick, Miss Mary Dwier and Miss
y. Dwier. and Miss Lohengren, all Of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank Bean Of Livermorc, was
n guest last Sunday, at X. M. Strout =.
Mr.. j. q. Rapp was called away sud
denly last week by illness in his fam
lily, while a guest in the Strout home.
Miss Nellie Farmer Of Pennington.
Me-, II making a stay Of ten days with
Mrs. Edwin Thurston Mt Potts Point.
Mrs. Dennison Of Phillips, Me-, Is also
q guest Mt the Thurston cottage, hav-
ing arrived on Saturday for her first
visit at South Harpswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Stevens have
returned 10 their home in Worcester,
after an enjoyable stay at South Harps-
well, as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. VI. Scott. During their visit the
party enjoyed trips almost daily in
Mr.. SCOTS motor boat, and many
rCiufa orouUA The kou n g.