Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

completed q thorough training In the
running and care Of automobiles. and
who IL . most competent chauffeur.
win have charge OF the vehicle. Ar.
rangements for the hire OF the ma,
chine may be made with Mr.. A. e.
Pinkham. :
Mr.. Hector Holmes OF Cambridge.
Mass. q recent graduate Of the Har-
ward law school. II q guest Of Mr.. Jack
Thomas at Hurrican Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Fits Of Med.
Held. Mass, arrived on Wednesday to
visit at the cottage Of their SON, Mr..
Waldo Fits.
Misses Margaret and Georgiana
Scott Of Philadelphia have returned to
South Harpswell for the summer, ana
are at the Noble cottage. Miss Georg.
ina scott. who conducted an art
course here last summer, has recent
~ accepted position as supervisor
OF art In Bucknell university In fenn.
savanna, and Will assume her new du-
ties In September.
Mr.. !. ]. Whitney and Mr.. O. Ham,
iiton OF Lewiston spent Friday night
at r. NJ. Strout's.
Miss Alice Lord, who occupied the
Solid Comfort" cottage during the
first OF the month, has returned to
her home In Lewiston. During her
stay Miss Lord entertained a number
of guests.
A very pleasing line Of fancy work
and burnt leather articles, colored art
photographs and similar goods has
been placed on sale at r. M. Strout's
store. Visitors are invited to inspect
the stock.-Adv.
Quite an unusual feat for ladies
was performed by Miss Esther White
OF Bath and Miss Hazel White of
Topsham last Wednesday when they
came down the bay all alone in the
motor boat Nina" They were on
the way to visit their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon White at "I.in.
wood. A considerable sea was run.
ming that day, but the boat was man.
aged without mishap and the return
was safely made on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrow of
Seattle. Wash, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon White last week.
The Merrows made the trip from
Lewiston by motor boat, and are now
visiting relatives in Portland.
Mrs. j. w. Nile OF Pennington is
entertaining her nieces Misses Evelyn
and Rachel winship Of Auburn.
Mr.. E. i. Farmer OF Pennington.
Me-, was recent guest for two days
with Mr.. A. L. Wolcott at the Spen-
Ger cottage.
Mr.. James Huntington OF BROOKLYN
has been guest since last Tuesday
at the Morse house. Mr.. Huntington
Is well known nature-photographer.
and his illustrations frequently an
pear In Outing" and similar maya
zines.
lege OF the city Of New York, has re-
turned to the experiment station. and
Is staying at the A. c. Slower place.
Mr.. Max Morse Of the same institu.
ton with his mother has taken the
Daisy cottage again, and will be at
the laboratory during the summer.
Dr. Erwin Connor OF Orange, Mass.
arrived on Saturday to enjoy several
weeks outing at the bay View" cot.
tage as the guest Of his father. Mr..
Chas. E. Conner.
SIR. and Mrs. Fred Thorn returned
to their home In Boston on SUNDAY AZ.
ter most enjoyable stay Of one week
at the Morse cottage. Mr.. Thorn, who
holds a municipal office In Boston. is
a most enthusiastic admirer of South
HarpswelI.
Miss Josephine Neal of Cornell uni.
yersity arrived last Thursday to en-.
JOY a months outing at the home of
Mrs. Ed. F. Hamilton.
Monday, July rs, will be children's
day at the Strout House. All children
making 1O-cent purchase, or over,
VIII be presented with a box of Rus
sells chocolates.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 8. Thompson, their
Mrs. Everett vining and Mr..
Vining Of Lewiston, made a trip to
Harpswell on their new Buick runa-
bout, Sunday. A shore dinner at the
Strout House was the prime object of
this trip.
Sunday evening at the Summit
Spring hotel at Poland, the following
program was given by the orchestra
under the direction Of Helene Weiser
Conoyer Of Portland:
March-From Tanhauser, Wagner
Observation-Disclosures Girl" Falfe
"Serenade" TittT
(a) "Thaumerei" Schumann
(b) Dainty Danes" Blake
Cello solo, (Prize Song) walthers
Mr. Sonia