Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-19

Aks
N. Y, on Saturday, after a consider
able visit with Mrs. E. j. Flemming.
Mr.. Samuel Mcclure of Fitchburg,
Mass, opened his cottage Tuesday, for
short rest on the island. Mr.. Nc
Clure is among the oldest of the sum-
mer residents on the island, this be-
ing his twenty-first season at Che
beague.
Mrs. NJ. N. Hawkes. of Portland, with
her daughter, Florence and SON, Rob-
ert, arrived on Tuesday, for a visit of
n week with her daughter, Mrs. F. H.
Jones, of Portland.
Mr.: Joel Harris Newell of Spring
field joined his family on Saturday,
at the Newell cottage, to remain until
labor day.
Mr.. ii. L. Webster of Providence, .R.
l., joined his family on Sunday, at
the Tom Hines cottage, where he will
enjoy a rest of few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hart of New
ton, Mass, and their daughter Eleanor,
arrived on Monday, from Mt. Kear-
sage, where they have been summer
ing, to enjoy a week Is visit with Mrs.
NJ. j. Pinkham at Gle Champagne"
cottage.
Alpha T. Curt, the well-known liv-
cry and public carriage man will meet
all boats on request. Passengers car
ried to and from all parts of the
island.-Adv.
Miss Eugene Hanscom of Cambridge,
Mass, and Miss Harriet Pownall of
Waltham, came Saturday, for a weeks
sojourn at Codding cottage. Mr.. Alb
bott Parker of Cambridge, after a two
weeks vacation, has returned to his
business, nut his daughter, Miss Fanny,
will remain down for longer time
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan of Roxbury,
Mass, arrived on Tuesday for two
weeks.
Miss jeanne joss of Quincy, Mass,
arrived Saturday for stay of week
with Mis-. f. w. Phipps of Milton,
Mass. Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Snow and
son Elmer, of Milton, are expected
Saturday, to remain for two weeks.
I,r. q. W. Fourth and family of
Walthan, after a FIVE weeks sojourn
at Ms. Roses home, have gone to
Whiteheld, n. H., where they will
continue their vacation.
Miss NJ. f. Tollman, Miss Gertrude
Bent and Miss Edna Bradley of Mil
ton, Mass, arrived Monday, for short
visit with Mrs. A. II. Crossman of
Milton.
Mr.. S. w. Gass and Mr.. j. T.. Ash
worth o. Maltham, Mass, spent Sun
day with their families at the Massa-
cbusetts Colony.
Mr., III. III. Crossman of Milton,
joined his family on Saturday, to en-
joy his vacation of two weeks.
Mass, came Tuesday last, for a week Is
stay at "Washacum" cottage.
Mrs. Catherine Humphrey and her
daughters, Agnes and jeanette, of Dor
CHESTER, Mass, arrived on Monday, to
be the guests during two weeks
vacation, of Mrs. T. w. Henderson of
Everett, Mass. Mr.. Ralph Henderson
and Miss Mabel Herrick of Everett,
who were here for a considerable stay
earlier in the season, spent the week
end at the Henderson cottage.
Recent arrivals at the Armordale are
Mr.. A. w. Bell of Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Davis of Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. j. Lockwood of Boston and
Mr.. f.. A. Neal of Cleveland. A number
of transients usually enjoy Mrs. Char
Lessons good Sunday dinners. Among
the number down this past week are
Mr.. Chas. ". Sparbawk of Philadel-
pbia, Mrs. Ida Chellis of Portland,
Miss Dorothy Bell of East Boston.
Miss O'Grady and Mrs. Frances Ryder
of New York, are guests who come this
fortunate with the new well that she
started to have built, the ground be-
ing of such a nature that it constant
ly eaved in, necessitating the filing up
of the hole that was dug.
Mr.. Thomas III. Coreoran of Boston,
arrived on Wednesday last, to spend
the remainder of the season at Robbins
Inn.
The West End Colony were enter.
tanned at tea on Sunday afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder Passano of
Winchester, Mass.
The weekly bowling prizes of the
Chebeague alleys were as usual, tight
~ contested for. In the ladies' class
Miss Buckley won handsome belt
buckle with a score Of 24s; Miss Alice
Perkins was second, with 23s, and Miss
u. MeDonough captured the BOBBY
prize, a lady's purse, with 13s. Among
the gentlemen, Mr.. Merton Soule was
again a winner, securing a splendid
travelling toilet set, with score of
273; Mr.. Merriam was second, with
$50, and Mr.. u. @. Manger had the dis
tinction Of the BOBBY prize, with 17G.
The property formerly held by the
Weber heirs and situated on the
south shore at the eastern end of Che
bcague has recently been sold to Mr..
Howard $. Hamilton, the well-known
builder and contractor Of the island.
This plot comprises about twelve acres
of fine land, well covered with beau
tiful hr and pine trees, which add
much 10 its desirability for building
purposes. IL is the intention of Mr..
Hamilton to have the land well cleared
Of underbrush and rocks, and laid out
in good sized cottage lots which win
be placed on the market at an early
date.
We offer you an exceptional oppor-
tunity, at this season of the year, to
secure cottage furniture at rock bot
tom prices. X. s. Davis Co., Portland.