Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-29

which will be twelve feet In length.
Miss Polly Russell Smith inherits the
talent and she Is regarded as an ex-
pert In retouching old and valuable
pictures. The Smiths beautiful
summer home on the north end is one
OF the landmarks of the island and
here they entertain very extensively
during the summer.
D. p. Sinnett has just launched 10
foot Casco Bay Hampton Boat for Mr..
E d. Henley Of Lexington. Mass. who
summers at South Harpswell. Mr..
Henley will come down and assist In
| installing a b. d. Hartford engine
The boat will be ready for delivery
Aug. 1. Capt. Sinnett has built and
delivered So boats from his new shop
to date.
H. F. johnson has sold to Isaac 8.
Cain OF Summit, n. ]. a lot 70x100
feet north west OF G. w. Johnson's
house.
Mrs. William Aug. Phillips OF Mas
sachusetts. former summer resident
here. was on the island recently. She
Is stopping at Simpsons Point.
L. NJ. York. the leading grocer, has
recently given the contract out for
painting his buildings. Mr.. York is
doing a larger business than ever
this summer and his corps of efficient
clerks and drivers are constantly on
the jump. A big load of firewood
was landed at his wharf few days
ago and is being sawed up into fire.
place lengths and Hndlings. All
branches Of Mr.. York's business are
personally cared for by him and moth.
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facilitate delivery and accommodate
customers ever gets by" him.
Mr.. Foster Marsh of Philadelphia.
Is the guest Of his uncle, Professor
Sydney T. Skidmore. and they in
tend TO go on two weeks cruise east
shortly in Professor Skidmore's yacht
Aria. Mr.. Marsh is connected with
the firm Of Bioren & Co.. brokers, In
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles E. Hood and Mrs.
Hood Of Washington. d. c., arrived
Saturday for a weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Behrens at the
Grand View cottage. Mr.. Hood is
in the insurance business in Washing
ton. He sustained a painful injury
the first Of the week when some mol
! ter lead spattered up and struck him
~ VIC SoihCA VI Vic eye WI
| says he came within an eighth Of an
inch of losing his sight in that eye.
Mr.. Carl and Miss Christina Ste
vens of Hoosic Falls. New York. have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Overton at the d. p. Sinnett cottage.
While here they went on fishing ex-
cursions and enjoyed all the pleas
ures which the island gives.
been on ten days cruise east along
the coast in his 80 foot yawl Win
JOY" returned Monday. He was &C
companied by Mr.. George oliphant
and "Bliff" Gardiner. They put in
at several points along the coast. In.
GLIDING Boothbay. Camden and Isles
boro. They enjoyed some fine wealth
er and had a good sailing breeze most
OF the time.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cotton
have been spending two weeks at the
! Robinhood Inn. They will sojourn
at Bath for a week before returning
home. For the past three years the
Coltons have summered at the Hill
Crest on Chebeague. Mr.. Cotton is
an optician and jeweler in Conway,
n. H.
The Misses Dorothy Hutchison and
, Grace Peck Hutchison Of Arlington,
n. j.. who are sojourning for the
| summer on Chebeague. were enter
tanned by Mrs. Mary F. Peck at the
Barnacle on Monday. In the even
i ing an informal little party was given
In their honor. Those present were
Miss Esther Root. Mr.. "Bliff" Gardi-
| ner. Miss Helen Over.on, Miss wini-
fred and Miss Jocelyn woodman, Miss
Ruth Gardiner.
Mr.. Carl Graf of indianapolis and
Mfr. n. B. Baldwin Of Newark, y. J..
are. expected Saturday to spend
| week CT two with Mrs. Baldwin at
Mrs. Emily Browns cottage, which
| she Is occupying on Maiden Lane.
| Mr.. Graf Is brother of Mrs. Bald
| win and this will be his first visit to
Casco Bay.
Mrs. Claude J. Oliphant has re-
turned to New York after a pleasant
week at the bird Cage" cottage as
the guest Of Mrs. Laura j. Moore.
Mrs. Wilton Campbell and son
Roy Campbell OF Riggsville, Me-, and
Miss Carrie Amback OF Sabattus,
Me-. were guests OF Miss Flora Smith
at the "Rosemont" cottage on Sum-
mer Hill over Sunday. They were
spending a few days at Orr's Island
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jud-
son Bangs Of Sabattus, who have a
cottage there.
Miss Helen Bradley OF Worcester.
Mass, arrived here Saturday and was
entertained by Mrs. o. b. Wood at
/ her cottage on Summer Hill till Tues
dov wheu abe returned home Mr.
Hamilton Wood accompanied her TO
Portland. Miss Bradley Is senior
at Smith College this fall.
Mr.. Walter Goodwin. Miss Sadie
Goodwin and Mr.. Olney Baker Of
Worcester are expected Saturday or
Sunday to visit at the Overlook cot
tage on Summer Hill. Mr.. Goodwin
and his sister win return home Mon
day. but Mr.. Baker will spend
weeks vacation here.