Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01
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Mr.. A. NJ. Smith and family have
opened their cottage here. and will re-
main. They will be Joined Saturday
oy a daughter. Miss Elsie NJ. Smith.
who at present Is at the Albany Lib,
rary School in Albany. N. ". where
she Is one OF the principals. NJ.
Smith was formerly city assessor OF
Portland, occupying this ONCE TO.
twelve years. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Adams OF High
street, Portland. have opened their
beautiful new cottage. They are en-
pertaining Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Holden
OF Portland. Mr.. Adams is engaged
In the plumbing and heating business
In Portland.
Mr.. G. w. Brown is making a mum
Der Of improvements, In connection
with the Casino. A large aquarium
has been built where fish and Holsters
may be kept until needed. The land-
ing floats have been enlarged and bet
tered and for the convenience of mot.
or-boatmen a gasoline pump has beel
installed. In the swimming tank there
is an apparatus whereby beginners
may learn with perfect safety. A
fresh water shower bath has been put
In the bath houses.
linsville, Conn.,, have opened up a COZ
tage on the hill. This is their firs,
season in Maine
Mrs. @. 4. Chase and family of Port
land are at the Lash cottage for the
summer. Her mc:her, Mrs. II. Emmeil
OF Philadelphia, is to spend the season
with her.
Mrs. Goddard of Portland Is enter
tanning Mr.. Philip Larrabee and Miss
X p. Larrabee at her cottage, The
Moorings."
Mr.. Chas. Leavitt of Newport, Me-,
has been spending a week end at the
cottage of Mrs. w. E. Leavitt. Mira
Annie Hammons. of Bangor, is also n
visitor for the summer
1t is the intention Of some of the
older members of the cottagers to re-
tive the Macao Society. which will en-
ter its fifteenth summer this year.
The object Of this organization is to
promote the mutual pleasure of the
summer colonists by the giving OF
dances, whist parties and other kinds
of entertainments. nominal en-
trance fee is required OF those desir-
ing TO join. The Casino of the Maine
Realty Co. provides suitable quarters
for any social gathering. The annual
dinner Of this society will be held ear
ly in July.
Mr.. James E. Moore and Mrs. Mary
Moore are in their new cottage. Mr.
Moore, who Is manager of Keiths new
Portland theatre has been a member
of the colony for seven or eigh. years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Knight of
Portland are spending the summer
with Mr.. Knights parents. Samuel
L. Knight and Mrs. Knight. Mr..
knight is civil engineer and construc-
ton superintendent in the quartermas-
tiers department a. Portland.
Mr.. E. c. Won Ssorch of Scranton,
Penn. will occupy one OF the Moore
cottages.
Mr.. G. w. Vivian and family of
Boston are at their cottage. Mr.. VI.
Wan is in the paper business in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman II. Cook of
Portland and family opend their cot
tage the 10Th. Mr.. Cook is Portland
contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Huston of
Woodfords have been at their cot
tage for three weeks. They enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Reed OF
Woodfords over Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. l.. G. Logan and family Of
Montreal. private secretary to
Charles NJ. Hay, president Of the
Crank Trunk r. r.. arrives next week
to occupy the Colbroth cottage.
The Maine Coat Realty Co. is finish
ing up very pretty bungalow which
will be ready for rental in early July.
IL Is situated upon BLUM and COM
mands an excellent view
Mrs. q. NJ. Stanley of fremont
street, Boston, has rented the Gould
cottage for the season. Mr.. G.. W.
Brown OF Boston Is stopping with Mrs.
Stanley; he has his semi-racing auto
boat, Marietta" with him.