Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-17

day they were Joined by Mrs. Perkins
and Miss Ada l.. wetherbee OF War
rem. Mass. and Mrs. George H. Mil
Ter Of Worcester, Mass. The party
will probably stay the greater part Of
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald B. Patton
came down Saturday night via Bruins.
wick and Orr's Island to open up their
fine cottage on the extreme south.
west end Of the island. They will
return later for their vacation. Mr..
Paton's home is in Ware, Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Alexander Mccall and
family Of Morristown, n. j., will be
here about June 20. to occupy Mrs.
Charles Halls cottage on Summer
Hill. They will remain here through
August.
Mr.. A. B. Briggs. Mrs. W. B..
Percy. and Mrs. John A. Ham of
Bath. Me-. have been spending a week
at Mr.. Briggs cottage which over
looks Mackerel Cove Landing. They
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. William
Furber of Bath over Sunday, the
whole party returning on the after
noon boat. The cottage is let to
Miss Elizabeth C. Crane of East Or.
ange. n. j., for the season.
Mrs. NJ. c. Barber of Fftchburg.
Mass, Mrs. Mary Bemis and Mrs.
p. X. Comins of Spencer, Mass. If,
have been staying at the Star cottage
since the first week in June. They
viii remain unil July 1, when Mr.. II.
p. Starr. Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Starr
and their three children will arrive to
stay all summer. The family re-
side in Spencer. Mass.
Table board 5000 per week for the
season at the Ocean View Hotel. Adv.
Miss Ida Waugh and Miss Amy E.
Blanchard of Philadelphia, Pa, ar
rived here last week and are at Miss
Blanchard's cottage for a few weeks.
Miss Waugh will later occupy her new
bungalow opposite Simonds' Point.
Miss Waugh's brother. Mr.. Fred ].
Waugh. will arrive here about the
twenty-ffth. and will stay at Miss
Waugh's old cottage for the season.
Mr.. Waugh is celebrated marine ar
fist, and has won distinction by his
work both at home and abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brook, Mrs.
VI. Pearson and her daughter, Miss
May Pearson of Hartford. Conn.,, will
u.
Mrs. Pearson Is a sister of Miss Amy
Blanchard who owns the cottage.
Mrs. E. E. Cross. her daughter,
Miss Daisy Burbridge. and grand.
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Starbuck. ar
rived last week for the summer. Mrs.
Cross formerly resided in Washing
ton, but now makes her home in New
York. Mrs. Cross's cottage Is the
center of gayety during the summer.
and scarcely an evening passes with
out a welch-rarebit party or some SIM
liar festivity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simonds were
at their cottage above Little Harbor
for a few days last week. having re-
pairs made and getting their cottage
ready for occupancy. They will be
down later for the season.
A large party of people journeyed
to East Boothbay Saturday morning
IN George Johnson's sloop, the Emily
PARSONS" to make the trip back In the
new schooner, William T. Black"
which was launched two weeks ago
from the Adams Shipyards. The
auxiliary engine refused to start, and
as there was scarcely any wind the
party spent the night on board in the
harbor. An early start was made
Sunday morning, and. considering the
light easterly wind, the schooner
made good time, arriving at Macker-
ell Cove before noon. The BLACK
is trim craft, and looks fairly fast,
but there was not enough wind on her
trip up to show just what she can do.
In the party were: Fred Johnson,
Harry Orr, Herbert Doughty. Eddie
Leeman. William Black. L. VI. York,
Guy Weymouth, Blanche Johnson, VIII
lie and Clayton Johnson, Lenora
Black, Elroy Johnson. Jerry Gillian.
Will Skillings, Irving Johnson, G.. w.
Johnson, Hannah Black, Margaret
Black, Mrs. Alice Peck. Helen Orr,
Gladys Johnson, Susie Black. Dorothy
Black, Vida Johnson, Bessie Weber.
and Edith Gillian.
Principal Guy w. Weymouth OF the
Grammar school will spend the sum-
mer months at Ameda Lodge, Gurnet
Bridge and late in the season he will
GO to Lexington, Mass. to spend a
short time with his parents, after
which he will be entertained at Cam.
bridge. Mass.
Come In and ispect our store. We
may have something you desire, r r.
s. Davis Co., Portland, Maine. Adv.
William Skillings of westbrook will
have charge Of the freight depart
ment for the Casco Bay and Harps-
well Steamboat Co. during the pres
cnt season.
Mrs. ". p. Burgess and daughter,
Miss Anne Of Whitney street, Port
land. were the guests Of Mrs. Mary r.
Peck, Friday, returning to their home
on the early steamer Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. Eugene r. Emmons from
Wayne, Me-. Is visiting j. O.. Stetson
for a few days.
Mrs. Paul Oscar Kern of Chicago
Will occupy the beautiful summer
home OF her talented sister. Clara
Louise Burnham The Mooring" this
season and with her son Herman, a
student at the University OF Chicago
and daughter. Miss Josephine are ex-
DoctQd IN the fafona Tuno 90 AZ.