Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-29
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On Saturday. July 18th, a business
meeting at the Harpswell Yacht club
was held The only business of gen.
eral interest to be noted was the re-
election OF the same oficers. who
have served the interests OF the club
capably during the past year. They
are: MT. L. H. Spaulding, commo-
oorc; MI. Z. r. Sherman. vice-commo-
dore; Mr.. Jack Thomas. secretary;
and Miss Annie Packard, treasurer.
Plans were also discussed for the
building Of q new clubhouse.
Mrs. Hall Of Peabody, arrived On
Saturday to be the guest Of Mrs. ].
Albert Blake at the Auburn Colony.
Mr.. Blake also Joined his family re-
Gently. coming from Vermont, where
nc IS engaged In the lumber business.
Nrs. William A McCandless of st.
Louis. has just acquired a new motor
Yacht, the "Ratah," which was brought
from Allen Point.
Mrs. James L. Dunbar of Brookline
with her daughter, Miss Helen DUN.
bar. have arrived at the MandeyilIe
cottage In the Colony. Mr.. ]. /. Dun
bar. who Is Boston lawyer, is ex.
pecfed to join the family later in the
season.
A very entertaining graphophone re-
ci;ai took place in tine hall at Auburn
Colony last Thursday evening. The
anair was In charge Of Rev. Henry
II. Rose OF Newark, a member of the
colony and much pleasure was afford
ed to- those present. Some very choice
and interesting records were PLAYED.
and 1t is hoped that Mr.. Rose NAV be
induced to repeat the concert later In
the summer.
Mr.. Robert c. Hedges Of Newark.
VINO has been a guest at the Lord cot
tase for fortnight, returned to his
home this week.
Mrs. n. b. Sprague Of Swampscott,
Mass, with her two sons, and Miss
X. NJ. Plummer Of Auburndale. Mass.
are guests at Mrs. David Parker's
cottage In the colony.
Mr.. Henry Patten of Dorchester.
Mass. cousin Of Mr. David Parker.
while cruising along the Maine coast
In his new yacht, the Hope" put in
at Harpswell Tuesday night. He, in
company with three companions on
the cruise. took breakfast with Mr..
and Mrs. Parker the next morning.
Mrs. John p. Thomas Of Potts
Point. has been enjoying an outing at
Rangeley Lakes during the past
week. Mr.. Hector Holmes. who has
been a guest at the Thomas home.
is now at house-party in Connecti.
cut. but will return here in time to
take part In the opera planned by the
summer visitors.
Rev. Herbert Woodin of Auburn.
has taken the Young cottage on Hur.
ricane Ridge for the summer. His
party includes his mother, Mrs.
Woodin: his sister. Miss Mary Wood
In OF Western college, Oxford, Ohio.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Van Allen OF Car
image, N. Y, with their son, woodin
van Allen. Mrs. Van Allen Is a sfs-
ter OF Rev. Woodin, and her family
are located at the Noble cottage.
This Is most interesting family
party. as 1t is the first time the fam.
lily have met together in many years.
Rev. Herbert Woodin's parents were
missionaries in China for forty years.
where their family was brought up.
Later. the young people parted to diff
lerent parts OF the United States for
STUDY, etc. But as soon as a brother
from Springfield and sister from
Washington. d. c.. arrive at South
Harpswell, the family will be united
again for the summer vacation.
The formation Of the Ram. Island
Yacht club has recently been report
ed. The members are: Professor VI
rlch Dahlgren, master of the Prince
ton Ill; Mr.. Warren Watson, master
OF the Florence: Mr.. Nelson Glider.
sleeve. master Of the POLY Prip" and
Mr. Stephen Tocthaker master of the
Flyaway." II Is stated that the
members are planning a clam-bake
10 be held on Ram Island in honor OF
the organization Of the club and lat
or they hope to make a cruise to
Friendship.
Miss E. b. Bradbury of Auburn, ar.
rived on Monday to be guest of Mrs.
Z. +. Hamilton at the Hamilton cot
tage" for the season. Miss Lillian
Hamilton OF Lewiston. will also spend
her vacation with her mother at the
Hamilton cottage.
Master Donald E. Bibber of Port.
land: has been visiting at the home
or his grandmother. Mrs. Lemuel Bib
per: during the past month. Mrs.
biDber Is also entertaining her daugh-
ters Mrs. e w. Emerson OF Dover.
and Mrs. George Elliot Of Rochester.
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Among the guests at Mr.. r. NJ
Strouts are: Mr.. ]. G. Rapp of Hack.
ensack, N. j.: Mr.. c. A. Mayer of
newark, and MT. j. A. Mcguire of
brooklyn, who arrived last wednes.
day, Mr.. j. g. Rapp had the unusual
luck recently Of catching a founder
weighing two and three-ouarters
pounds. while fishing OF the hotel
piazza overhanging the sea.
Mr.. A. L. Wolcott and family OF
Pennington, with Misses Helen and
Winifred Chaplain. who have been oc.
cupying the Spencer cottage. return.
go 10 their homes this week, after A
most dehghtfui vacation Of a month
at South Harpswell
MI. and Mrs. l.. v. w. winship OF
Auburn. paid a short visit last week
at the home OF Mrs. J. w. Niles
where their daughters, Miss Rachel
and Evelyn winship, are also guests.
An informal dance will be he,s
every "Wednesday and Saturday even.
ing during the remainder of the zee.