Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01

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six miles out Of their way by taking
the wrong road. Mr.. Page will be
joined by his family Tuesday and they
will occupy the willows" for the sea
son.
The tall flag-po;e at the Auburn Col
ony has received coat of paint. Mr.
L. b. Merriman proved himself an
agile sailor In doing the work.
Mr.. L. H. Spaulding Of Winchester
Mass. and Mr.. Jack" p. Thomas OF
Brookline. Mass. arrived here Wed
nesday after a delightful cruise down
the coast from Marblehead In Mr..
Spaulding's new Lawley motor boat
Sindbad II. They made a short stay
as Mr.. Thomas wished to attend the
Harvard Class Day exercises. Mr..
Spaulding will cruise down again soon
In his fifty foot knock-about SHEAR
water" to his moorings in the Cove.
Mr.. F. A.. wrisley spent Sunday
with his cousin, Mr.. E. w. Baxter al
the Auburn colony
Among those who arrived last week
at the Auburn colony are Mrs. H. G..
Newark, n. j.. who came Tuesday tc
open their cottage for the season.
The Van Hortens. a prominent St.
Louis family came Sunday. They
have leased and will occupy the Nc
Candless cottage for the season. Mrs
George Baker of ST. Louis and q
party of friends will be here the first
week in July. and Mr.. Osceola Cur
rier and family are expected July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Parker of Au
burndale, Mass, are already here ir
their cottage for the summer. BY
July 4th the social life at the Colony
will be in full swing. The tennis
courts have been weeded and rolled
and put in fine condition by Mr..
Philip Dana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer en-
tertained a large party of Lewiston
friends over Sunday including their
sons. John and William Spencer, and
Miss Dora Marcoux, Mr. Maurice My
nahan and Miss Mary Slattery. The
Spencers have spent three weeks va
cation here at their cottage on the
north end of Hurricane Ridge. They
returned to their home in Lewiston
Tuesday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. wolcott OF
Pennington. Me-. who have been stay
ing at Mr.. NJ. Dascomb's cottage fol-
the past three weeks, have moved into
Mr.. Joseph Spencer's cottage where
they will remain for July.
Mrs. C. A. Mean, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
o. Watson and sons, Richmond and
Warren of Auburn, Me-, are at their
cottage for the season. The family
are well known at Harpswell. having
spent their summers here for nine OIL
ten years.
Mr.. p A. Dascomb and daughter
Miss Amy. have been visiting Mr.. NJ
Dascomb the past week. They
reside in North Leeds, Me.
The graduation exercises of the
West Harpswell graded school, which
took place Saturday evening, were
largely attended by parents and
friends Of the pupils. The program
opened by a selection by the orches
ira, followed by prayer by Rev. NJ
Pennington. In the grammar grade
the recitions were by Alton Estes, Eva
Merriman. Alvah Thomas, and Grace
Moody. REGULATIONS by Helen Bailey
Abbie Slower and Leona Merriman Of
the intermediate grade followed. In
the primary section those who hat
parts We're: Alfred Palmer. Margaret
Allen, Austin Lubee, Stanley Merri
man, Marion Allen and Ernest Merit
man. The recitations were followed
by singing by the school. after which
the diplomas were conferred and re
freshments served.
Mr.. Albert NOVEL; and daughter
Miss Edith NOVEL; were at the Strou'
House for several days last week. Mr.
NOVEL; Is with the Twitchell-C Champ
lin Co. Of Portland and Boston, q
large canned goods packing concern
Mr.. NOVEL; considers himself fortu
nate in avoiding the terrific heat ir
Boston last week by his short sojourr
here on the point, where the cooling
breezes from old ocean make the
suns rays more bearable. Mr.. Now
ell when at home resides In Melrose
Mass.
Miss Margaretta and Miss Alice
McCandless arrived here a week ago
and were joined Sunday by their moth
er. Mrs. w. A. McCandless with hel
daughter. Ruth, and two sons. VIII