Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-15

William T.. IT., Dexter RICHARDS. Roger
Defriez and Benjamin Appleton are
summering at cottage on Merriam's
Point. In seasons past the Hume
mans have visited at Rye Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Phipps, their
daughters May. Frances and Helen
and son Russell arrived Wednesday
at their cottage in the Massachusetts
Colony. Mr.. Phipps's aunt. Mrs. A.
Z. Covell Of Boston. and her daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie Covell, have been
down since May goth. Mr.. Covell
IL In the express business in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. Harold H. Crossman. Miss Ell
sic B. Crossman. Roger Crossman and
Mrs. H. H. Crossman Of Milton. Mass.
with Mr.. Edmund Pond of Milton have
been at their cottage, "Sunnyside"
for about two weeks.
Mrs. Raymond Hines of winches-
ter. Mass. with her daughters Luz
cile and Shirley and their guest Miss
Marjorie Root Of Winchester are oc-
cupying the Tom Hines cottage. Mr..
Hines who will come down later is a
travelling salesman with the Manhat-
tan Rubber Co.. of New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Forth of waltham,
Mass, and their children Edith and
Ellen are with Mrs Rose at her cot
tage for months stay DR.. Forth,
who Is practising physician OF
Waltham. last year occupied one of
Mr.. Berry's cottages.
Mrs. I. A. Williams of Dorchester;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frank Richter and
child Of Brooklyn, y. Y, and Mr.. c.
pfnhtar ~
their first visit on this island They
arc making stay OF three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nj. Cluff, Mr..
ana Mrs. A. E. Mackey and Misses
Jennie Wyman and Bertha Locke, all
OF 'Waltham are at Mr.. Codding's cot
tage for considerable stay. This
Is their second season here.
Mr.. Stanley w. Gass and Mrs.
Gass are entertaining Mr.. Gass's IA
Their Of BrookHeld, Mass, and Miss
Josephine Holcomb. Miss Holcomb
who returns shortly may come later
in the season for another visit.
Mrs. NJ. j. Pinkham, Mr.. George
F. Hunt, Miss Margaret F. MacLeon
and Miss Nellie Y. Hart have been at
Mrs. Pinkham's cottage, lie Cham
pignon" for several weeks. This
Is their sixth season at this island.
The Misses Gladys and Marguerite
Bum of Park street, and Miss Wini.
fred Hurlbut Of Spring street, Port
land. are spending the week with
their school friend, Miss Jessie p.
| Ridge at the Ridge" cottage on the
West End. The Misses Burr are
the daughters Of DR.. Chauncey Burr,
a prominent specialist of Portland,
and Miss Hurlbut is a daughter OF
the Rev. DR.. Hurlbut.
Miss Beth Maynard, Mr.. William
Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Cowan ant Theodore Cowan, all of
Greenheld. Mass, are spending their
hrst season here. The party have
rented Mr.. Littlefield's cottage for
July. All are enthusiastic over the
beauties Of Casco Bay.
Miss Emma Tracy Of Hartford,
Conn, Is at "Pleasantdale" cottage
for her first visit to Casco Bay. She
Will remain here about a week. Mr..
H. G.. Sadler OF Maiden, Mass, the
owner Of the cottage. has been down
since May 18th. being one OF the first
summer people to arrive. He will
remain until late in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sticher
OF Maiden, Mass, and two sons.
Charles and Frank W.. are at win
nemere" cottage for their third sea.
son. II the weather permits they
intend to stay down until October
Let.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Little and
Mrs. j. G. Sawyer of Greenfield,
Mass, arrived the first Of the week
at their cottage the Lodges" Mr..
Little, who is engaged in the groc-
cry business in Greenfield. has spent
six summers on the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Perkins and
family Of Auburndale, Mass, have
taken DR.. Johnson's cottage. "Lynd-
hurst" for the season. Mr.. Fred
c. Perkins, who has been engaged
In surveying work on the Panama
Canal, left Thursday last after a
weeks visit to return to Panama
Mr.. Perkins. who Is a sales agent In
Boston. handling chiefly the Corliss
| engine. comes down every Friday to
enjoy the week end with his family
This Is the first season the Perkins
have sojourned In Casco Bay. and
they are very much delighted with
this glorious country.
Mrs. C.. l.. Hoyt of Springfield,
Mass, Is visiting with Mrs. l.. J.
Chandler at Pelham" cottage. Mr..
A. G.. Hamilton. father of Mrs.
Chandler. has cultivated a very fine
garden Of which he Is Justly proud.
Aided by the excellent weather he
has had some very remarkable sue
ceases, having gathered radishes just
three weeks after planting them.
while other vegetables are growing
In splendid style.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoben of Springfield,
are entertaining Nr. and Mrs. z. z.
Strong and daughter, Miss Marjorie.
OF Springfield at their cottage.
Laurie" Mrs. Hoben will spend
the end OF the week In Boston. where
Mr.. Hoben Is engaged by the Boot
and Shoe Fair.
Mrs. r. Flemming. her daughter,
Mrs. w. J. Fiemmine, and grand
daughter, Miss Mildred, opened their
cottage "Cedsrcroft," Tuesday. With