Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02
Cliff Island

On Friday afternoon Mrs. Mary Hill
q Dedham passed away very sudden
" It the cottage of her son. Mr.. David
Hill. who Is well known on the Island.
MIS- Hill who was seventy years Of age
mad suffered from an attacx Of acute
Indigestion early In the week but had
recovered. only to have q second attack
on Friday. which, combined with q
weakness Of the heart, carried her on
very quickly. At the time OF her death
all the members Of the family were
with her, her sister having arrived but
the morning Of Friday. Mrs. Hill and
ner daughter, Miss Mary Hill had been
visiting with her son for about three
weeks, and while on the island she had
endeared herself to many of the peo-
pie here, who feel her death keenly.
ana whose sympathies SO out to her
son, who Is known to many people
here.
Mr.. ID. H. Primrose Of New York who
with his mother have been installed at
spruce cottage for three weeks, left on
Sunday to commence rehearsals with
the De Lacey theatrical company at
brockton. Mrs. Primrose is planning
10 remain down for some time
longer.
A party of six gentlemen of Hamp-
ton Falls. N. H.. have been enjoying
life at Khamp Mysczery since Thurs
day last where they will remain for a
Few days longer. The party comprises
MI BENJAMIN Elkins. Mr.. John Brown,
MI William Cannon, Mr.. David
Downie. the Rev. Charles A. Parker,
pastor OF the Hampton Falls Baptist
church, and Mr.. James Janvrin. They
made the run of as miles from Hamp-
ton Beach to Cliff in Mr.. Janvrin's %
foot motorboat, THE Defiance" in Just
IL IL hours, remarkably good run
considering the fact that heavy wealth
er was encountered all Of the way. For
10 1-2 hours the little Knox engine per-
formed without skip of any sort. This
Is the first season the party have WIS.,
TIED Clin and with this island as a
headquarters they are taking many
trips about the bay In the Defiance"
Mr.. A. NJ. Cobb of Maiden. Mass
and his daughters, Helen and Adelaide,
arrived Wednesday to visit for two
weeks with his mother, Mrs. Janet
Cobb at Daisy cottage. Mr.. Cobb is
well known for his work in extermin-
ating the gypsy moth about Boston
Mr. Merritt Delano of Lynn came re-
Gently to enjoy few days at Daisy
cottage.
Mrs. H. r. Gordon of Cornwall, N.
T., was recently the guest for a week
Of Mrs. r. R. Bogart Of Brooklyn, N.
Y. On Saturday Mrs. Gordon, Mrs.
Bogart and number of friends took
a motorboat trip around the bay.
Miss Clara Post of Jersey City, N. j.,
who has been spending her vacation at
the Hamilton Hotel on Great Che
beague, was the guest over Saturday OF
Mrs. w. A. Wolff of Yonkers, N. Y.
The Misses S. ID. and S. NJ. Kennedy
Of Bloomington. ILL.,, arrived Wednes-
day last to visit for two weeks with
Mrs. ]. c. Morrison of New York at
Hills cottage, No. z. sirs. NJ. {. Hos.
sock and Miss ]. Smith of New York
returned Tuesday to their homes after
three weeks as the guests OF Mrs. Nor
rison. During their visit here they
and the Morrisons made several trips
about the country in the Morrisons'
automobile.
After an extended visit with Mrs.
John G. Bourke of Omaha, Neb., al
Hills cottage, No. 2, Commander
Heatherington returned on Wednesday
to his home in Charleston, s. G. On
Tuesday evening a party made up from
the Hills cottages and from the cot
tage occupied by Mrs. w. A. Wolf en-
toyed marshmallow roast on the
rocks.
After a delightful two weeks spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Chandler or
Reading at "Westlook'' bungalow, Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Chandler and fam
lily returned on Saturday to their home
at Hopedaie, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. K.
= Boardman Of Reading arrive on Fri
day to remain over Labor day with Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler.
Mrs. James R. Bigelow Of Black
stone, Mass. and Mrs. A. E. Barnes OF
providence, r. l., who spent August at
Cifnstone cottage, returned Tuesday to
their homes.
Mrs. W. w. Mumper Of Trenton. N.
j., entertained Of late at Wanelaki
lodge, DIR. and Mrs. James NJ. Green
and their daughter, Miss Lucille Green,
OF Trenton. DIR. Green, who Is the
principal of the New Jersey State
Normal School remained but shortly,
but Miss Lucille visits for some time.
Mr.. Norris Mumper OF Trenton arrived
Sunday to remain with his parents un-
I'll after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. W. French of Somer-
Vile, Mass. are entertaining at Sun
set cottage for a few days. Mrs. Emma
r. French OF Manchester, N. II.
MI. and Mrs. w. @. King and family
OF New York arrived Tuesday to en-
Joy vacation Of two weeks at the
orimn cottage. Mr.. King, who is sec
retary and treasurer OF the Kelly
Ticket Machine Co.. and who II also
connected with the General Chemical
20, OF New York Is sojourning on Cliff
4 for the first time.