Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-08

ton, Mass. arrived last week at Mrs.
A. c. Colton's charming cottage,
"Morningside." on the eastern slope OF
Summer Hill. Mr.. Sears is town
clerk In Arlington. Mass, where he
Is very well known. They viii stay
until the middle of September. Mrs.
Cotton built her cottage here two
years ago. but she spent several years
here previously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sumner. and
Miss Elizabeth Calhoun Of Worcester.
Mass. and Miss Annie Calhoun from
Boston, have leased Mrs. F.. E.
Beedy's cottage for July. arriving last
Thursday.
Mrs. Alexander Mccall Of Norris
town. y. j.. with her son Meredith
and daughter Ailsa, came last week to
occupy Mrs. Flora Halls cottage on
the western side of Summer Hill.
Rev. Mr.. Mccall. who Is a Presby-
terrain minister at Morristown, will be
here about the middle Of July to spend
the remainder of the season with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Ford and their
FIVE children arrived last week to
spend the season at the Perkins cot
in Morristown. \. J., and this is their
first season on Casco Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Nusbaum of
Philadelphia. Pa. with Mrs. Nus
baum's mother, Mrs. B. Kohlberg of
San Francisco. Cal. and her neice.
Miss ]. Nusbaum. arrived Friday aft
ernoon last to spend the summer
months here on the island. They are
finely located in Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Hathaway's cottage at the extreme
East end of the island. Mr. Nusbaum is
principal of the Horace Binney Gram
mar School at Philadelphia. Pa.
R. s. Davis Co. have what you
want for furniture. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Morris of
East Orange, \. j., journeyed east last
week and are occupying Miss Jose
phine Thorp's cottage on Maiden Lane
for the month of July.
The Misses Alice, Edith and Ruth
kingsbury Of Boston are occupying
Miss Julia Jones' cottage for the sea-
son. They have as their guest, Miss
Helen Linley of Kansas City. The
Kingsburys are well known among the
cottagers, having been here many
seasons.
Professor William l.. Sayre ana
son Louis K. Sayre arrived here Fri.
day and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred V. Sayre at Hugh Johnson's
cottage which the latter have leased
for the season. Professor Sayre for
merly taught in the Central Manual
Training School in Philadelphia The
Sayres are entertaining Mr.. Albert P.
Willis, who teaches art in the same in
stitution. Mr.. Willis has his thirtv-one
foot yawl anchored In Mackerel Cove,
and the Sayre's sloop rugged boat
Eleanor" Is also in commission. To-
gether, they will spend a good part
Of the summer cruising along the
coast.
DIR. L. NJ. Robinson and his two
nieces, Misses Helen and Shirley Rob-
inson of Arlington Heights. ~.
came down Monday from Bfey9h
Woods. n. H., where they have been
spending a week. They will spend
the remainder Of their vacation at the
Robinhood Inn.
Professor Sydney T. Skidmore Of
Philadelphia Joined his wife here last
week, and has his yacht ARIA" in CON-
mission and lying at her moorings in
the Cove. Professor Skidmore Is head
OF the department of Science in the
Girls Normal School In Philadelphia.
He Is an enthusiastic yachtsman. and
will make Bailey's his headquarters
for short cruises up and down the ad-
tacent coast. The Skidmores. pre-
vious to 1907 had a fine summer
home at Port Jefferson. Long Island
Sound. They built two bungalows
Of great architectural beauty on the
west side OF the Pasture In 1907. and
since then Bailey's has been their
favorite summer haunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Aldrich have
as their guest, Mrs. Aldrich's father.
Mr.. o. F. Morse, who will be with
them the greater part of the summer.
They entertained over Sunday Mr..
Robert NJ. Brown of Worcester. Mass.
Mr.. Brown Is head of the department
OF Geography in the State Normal
School In Worcester, and he was en-
route to Castine. Me-, where he at
tended the convention OF the Ameri-
can Institute Of Instruction.
Christian Science services were
held last Sunday at the cottage OF Mr..
Charles T. Root at eleven o'clock,
Which, were idTBely dtteuued Dy the
Scientists here. The readers were
Mrs. Charles Sleeper and Mr.. c. T.
Root. A meeting OF the Scientists
was held Wednesday night to consider
the advisability of conducting the SER
vices In the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert z. Day are
entertaining Mrs. Ellen Lyle OF DAN
Vile. Kentucky, and Miss Janet Lyle
OF New York. who will stay the greater
part OF the season at the Days charm
ing cottage, Grey Rocks" Mr.. and
Mrs. Day are expecting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Fay OF Washington, D. @.
TO arrive this week for a short visit
from their summer home in Kenne-
bunk. Mrs. Fay f. Mrs. Days sister.
Miss octavia Yale Is visiting Miss
Josephine Flint at her cottage, "Nauti.
lus" for the month of July.
Mrs. l.. N. Starbuck Of Brooklyn,
~. Y. Is expected to arrive here this
week from Spring Lake, N. Y, TO be
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. 8. 8.
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