Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
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A delightful crowd Of young people
have taken the larger Shepard Log
Cabin" for the season. They arrived
from their homes last Friday and
have already enjoyed many outings
around the islands and surrounding
bays. Sailing, fishing and beach par
ties are frequently INDUCED in, while
several successful berryiny expedi-
tons have been made. The present
members of the crowd are: Mrs. Da-
Wis. Lafayette. Ind; Miss NJ. L. Pierce,
Miss A. G.. Pierce, Miss G.. E. David.
son and Miss f. R. Baker OF Milton,
Mass; Miss Ruth Hawkes. of Green
field, and Mr.. J. II. Williams of WAL
than. Jack Binns" fine looking,
pure bred sheppard dog, and Orange
Pekoe." bright young kitten, have
been brought down to act as mascots
for the party.
For harbor-seal to be caught in
the bay near Little5ohn's Island Is in
deed rare occurrence, and the event
Is all the more noteworthy when the
capture Is made by hunters not IA
miliar with the habits Of the wary ami
| NAL. Such a capture was made last
A
/ and Mr.. Fred Eller of Bloomfield
while guests at the Bay View cottage.
The animal weighed about one hum
dred pounds and its hide will furnish
a fine trophy for the fortunate hunt
ers.
Mr.. r. w. Johnson and Mr.. z. H.
Bowers OF Sea Cliff, Long Island. N.
| Y, were guests Of Mrs. John Ballard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones at Bay View
over Sunday. Mr.. John Ballard has
returned to his business in Bloomfield,
N. J., after a short stay with his
family.
Mr.. Andrew w. Chisholm of Bos-
J ton is the guest of his mother at the
Alpine cottage, where he will enjoy
an outing for the remainder Of the
, month.
Mr.. Joseph Ready with his family
OF Roxbury arrived last Friday to
open their summer home, the "Hill
Crest" cottage, where they will re-
main until late In the season.
Miss Anna B. Cameron OF Boston
Is enjoying short visit as the guest
OF Mrs. 1. ]. Lang at the pine Cone"
cottage.
! A royal welcome was extended to
4 two newly married couples when they
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Sunday morning. They are Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Fuller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Haynes Of South Framing
ham. Mass. and are being entertained
by Mrs. Edward Fuller and Mrs. F.
G. Underhill at the Films cottage.
The young couples plan to spend their
Homogeneous Of two weeks on the ISL
and, and are enjoying all the delights
Of this beautiful spot.
Mr.. Theodore Morton and Miss
Helen Morton OF Newton arrived on
Saturday to be the guests of Mrs.
George Willis of Dorchester at the
Colombo" cottage for three weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. John L. bearing with
their sons, Hal and Vinton, arrived
at the "Rockmere" on Friday for a
shbrt vacation. DIR. bearing. who has
been located at Yokahoma, Japan, for
twenty years, Is a general missionary
for Japan and the Philippine Islands.
Mr.. bearing Is brother Of Mrs. Gil
bert H. Hamilton of the 'Rockmere."
Among the recent guests to arrive
at the "Rockmere' are Mr.. and
turned Tuesday to enjoy their second
house.
Mr.. G. X. Bartholomew Of Cincinna-
ii, with his two grandsons, George B.
and Albert H. Ehrmann are now at
the "Rockmere" having come on Mon
day for an extended sojourn. Mr.
Bartholomew has spent his summer
vacations along the eastern coast for
twenty years, but this is his first ex-
perience In Casco Bay, and he Is very
much pleased with the surroundings
here.
Among the guests for dinner at the
"Rockmere" on Sunday were Mr.. F. E.
Merrill and daughter, Maude Of Free
port; Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Myers Of
Montclair, N. j.: Miss X. L. Dee and
Mary A. Magee OF Boston and Miss
N. C. Dee of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs Sutherland Of Boston
returned to the former scene Of their
hummer outings, recently, spending
the night on Tuesday at the Rock
we'll" The Sutherlands, who are former
visitors, had not been back for four
| teen years and were very much inter
ested In noting the many changes
which have taken place during their
long absence.
Mr.. Fred B. Wheeler Of Allston, Mr..
Harry o. Wheeler and Mr.. w. ". Bat
son OF Boston stopped at the Rock
mere" for a few hours on Wednes-
day. The gentlemen are enjoying an
extended cruise along the Maine coast
and their boat halls from Salem
Among the recent guests to reg
lister at the Melrose House, Capt.
Amos G.. Cummings pleasantly 1ocat-
ed hosiery. are: Mrs. Chas. Be
wick. Miss Maude Fraser and Harriet
Bewick Daley Of Detroit, who arrived
on Thursday. The ladies spent the
early summer at Atlantic City. They
have been joined by Mrs. Ellen s. Al
len and Miss Lyckelmoor OF Phila-
delphia.
A Bachelor Says.