Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10


archway, fire place which will take
foot stick, pneumatic water sys-
tenn, bath rooms and all other COM
forts, the summer home of Mr..
Chandler will be one of the show
places of Casco Bay. Artesian wells
will supply the water for the house
The Lunt-Moss Co.'S pneumatic pres
sure system for water Is the first to
be used in the Bay and many will be
interested to look at the plant prob
ably. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler are
boarding on the island and are &C.
occupying one of C. NJ. Cobb's cot
tages at present. Their grandson
will come about July when the cot
tage is expected to be finished. Mr.
and Mrs. Chandler have a winter
home also at Southern Pines. n. c.
Mrs. K. Berle of Brookland. Wash
ington. d. c., has leased the Cove
cottage for the season. She was here
for three successive seasons ~ to.
1907 at the Pettengill plk ICE.
Mrs. Ferebe G.. Bachelor of Bal.
timore. Maryland, will reopen the
Aucocisco House about June 1920.
She had a most successful season here
last year. her first in the Bay. and
entertained some most charming peo-
pie. The Aucocisco will be the most
popular Of the Bay hotels with South
erners undoubtedly and in so doing
its high rank in hospitality is readily
understood by all northern people who
spend any time in the south. The
hotel will probably be open on or
before the Goth of June.
Mr.. A. J. Francis of Reading.
Mass, has engaged the Casco cottage
for July. He Is a motor boat enthu-
siast and will surely have plenty OF
opportunity to indulge here in that
sport. He is a member of the firm
OF Francis Bros, hardware dealers.
Ocean Spray cottage has been
painted up handsomely for the sum-
mer season.
C.. NJ. Cobb's casino will open its
doors about June goth and its table
board and meals a la carte Will attract
hundreds to Cliff Island as they did
last year. The Ice cream parlor will
be another special favorite. Weekly
dances are now being given in the
hall and these will be continued prob
ably.
The Cobb grocery Is stocked full
OF choice line of goods and cottages
will do well to leave II to G. NJ. Cobb
to take and deliver orders for groc-
cries, fresh meats. provisions, fruits,
Ice, milk, etc, etc. No one person
has done more for the improvement OF
Cliff Island than Mr.. Cobb ani the
cottagers will appreciate his efforts
by giving him the largest share OF
their trade.
wannelaki Lodge has been let to
Mr.. Conrad Hewitt of New York. Mr..
Hewitt Is superintendent OF the Met.
ropolitan Museum of Art. His sister,
Mrs. w. n. Mumper of Trenton. ~.
J.. will occupy IL also with her family.
The house will be opened about June
q. A chimney has been built and
some alterations made down stairs
TO accommodate the iessees. Mr..
Hewitt was personally here recently
to look the place over.
Cliff cottage will as usual take a
limited number Of boarders and Mrs.
Southard's table and accommodations
are so well known that comment IL
unnecessary. The wannelah Lodge
which was used as an annex has been
let because OF Mrs. Southard's desire
to somewhat lessen the summers
work after her winters illness. She
Is however quite recovered now and
her many friends are pleased to learn
that Cliff cottage Is again to be open.
Misses Edna and Maud Hill OF Mere
Point Will be here during the sum
mer.
Mrs. Flora Stone OF Maplewood.
Mass, was here last week, returning
Tuesday. She opened the Cove cot
tage while here and will return TO
Clifstone later this month for the sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Stone are
rejoicing over the advent Of a son bt
their home In Everett. Mass. Mt.
Stone spent much of his boyhood AZ
Clinstone and was an enthusiastic