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

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steady income and outgo OF guests.
Much Of the time Is spent In taking
advantage Of the opportunity Of en-
joying the excursions to interesting
points about the bay. There are, Of
course. the usual number Of fishing
trips, motorboat parties and beach
picnics which form an integral part
Of hotel life in Casco Bay. Recent
arrivals here include Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Hubert and son. Master Fred
erick, Of New York; Harriet p. Dick
man OF New York; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ID. Cooke Of New York. with
Mrs. Cookies sister, Miss NJ. II.
Dodge Of Washington, d. c. The
Cookies came directly from Kineo.
Me-, where they visited with Mr..
Cookies uncle. Mr.. Jay Cooke, the
well known New York financier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lunt Of Somer-
vile, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Or
cut Of Monsoon, Mass, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Severy Of Monson, Mass.
have taken the Ocean Spray" cot
tage for two weeks. The party who
are spending their second summer on
Cliff arrived Monday morning.
At the Sunday church services the
Rev. John Dow Hills, an Episcopal
clergyman Of OIL City, Penn, spoke
deeply and effectively. The church
was crowded. many being unable 20
gain the opportunity of hearing DIR.
Hills whose address of last year in
terested so many. Mr.. E. II. Duck.
worth Of n. Y, very kindly lent his
services at the organ, and the music
was highly appreciated. AS custom
airy notice of the coming Sunday ser.
vice will be posted at the post-office
and at Mr.. c. NJ. Cobb's.
Mrs. Bryant Lurvey Of Dorchester
and her daughter, Miss Pauline Lur.
vey after a visit of nearly two months
with the Misses Laura and Nellie
Dennitt have returned to their home.
Mr.. Charles Hewitt OF Philadelphia,
| superintendent of the motive power
department of the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Co., returned on Saturday to
his work, after a weeks sojourn with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mumper of Tren.
ton. y. j., at Wanelaki Lodge Miss
| Louise Hewitt of Trenton who has
been the guest of Mrs. Mumper dur.
ing an extended stay also returned
/ on Saturday. Miss Edna Scudder of
Trenton visited over Sunday at the
Lodge. Miss Mary Mexican of Tren.
ton came recently for visit with the
Mumpers. Miss Mexican is inspector
of factories for New Jersey, and in
past years has been president of the
New Jersey Federation of Women's
Clubs. On Saturday evening Mrs.
Mumper gave an informal reception
in her honor.
On Friday afternoon a meeting OF
the executive committee of the Is
land Improvement society was held
at the home Of Mr.. George Fiske. and
measures We're takeA for keeping
the wharf clean and for thorough
street cleaning.
Brooklyn. n. Y, Mr. E. p. Bige!ow
of Cambridge. Mass, and Mrs. Ralph
Lincoln of Whitinsville. Mass, re-
turned to their homes on Sunday az.
ter vacation spent at "Cliffstone"
cottage.
Miss Janet Gottlieb of Baltimore
returned to the Hotel Moorland at
Bass Rocks. where she is summering.
after two weeks stay with her
school friend at Hollins Institute,
Virginia, Miss Phoebe Hunter of
Montclair, n. j.
Miss V. T. Landstreet Of Washing.
ton. ID. c., has returned to her home
after months stay at "Walhalla''
cottage. On Saturday the Land
streets were the guests of DR.. How
ell OF Baltimore, member of the
West End Chebeague colony, at a
picnic on Deer Point.
Mrs. II. b. Primrose and her son,
Mr.. D. III. Primrose of New York ar
rived Thursday last for a months
rest at Spruce cottage, on their first
visit to Maine. Mr.. Primrose who is
an actor closed his season recently at
Brockton, Mass, with the De Lacy
Co. During the winter he played
with the John Craig Stock Co., at the
Castle Square theatre. in Boston.
Mr.. w. A. Black OF Maiden. with a
party of friends enjoyed Sunday with
his father. Mr.. a. r. Black. The par
ty consisting of Mr.. f. Hartman. Mr..
Nell Burnell and Mr.. Black, Jr., him.
self are on cruise down the coast
as far as Rockland and Camden in
the 36 II. Bermuda type cruising
launch. "Eloise." They left the Bos-
ton Yacht Club at two O'Clock Sat.
urday afternoon, arriving in Portland
at four O'Clock. Sunday morning.
They will return the end of the week.
Mr.. Norman l.. Black and his fnancee.
Miss NJ. K. Thurber of Providence,
X: J.. after a weeks visit with Mr..
Blacks father. Mr.. A. r. Black re-
turned on Tuesday to take up their
artists work at Bristol on Narragan-
sett Bay.
Miss Fannie Bonney of Boston ar.
rived Saturday evening for a short
visit with Mr.. ard Mrs. Alonzo Cobb.
Inc Misses Jeanette and Ruth Tiff
fany Of Alexandria, Va. who are
summering on Long Island and Miss
Katherine Rossire Of Yonkers. N. ",
were the guests recently of the Miss
es Jeanne and Estelle Wolf of Yon-
kers. The Misses s. II. and r. p.
DIXON OF y. Y. after 2 weeks stay
with Mrs. w. A. Wolf left on Tues
day to prolong her vacation I'm the
White Mountains. Mrs. @. w. Kirch-
way OF New York. wife Of the dean
OF the Columbia Law School was en-
tertaIned at the Wolf cottage on
Monday evening and at her depart
ure she took with her Mrs. Frank
Hoyt Of Montclair. n. j.. who has