Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1911-09-14

the following OfIlcers were elected:
Presidential. Frank Johnson, Vice
President-Charles s. Thomas. Sec.
retary-Mrs. A c. Burnham, Boston,
Mass. and Treasurer. VI. York.
The society was Incorporated last
week. A committee consisting of
Charles r.. Mann and Charles s.
Thomas were appointed to draft a
set OF resolutions on the death OF
their late member. William d. Smith
of Reading. Pa.
Mrs. James G. Stetson and her
daughters. Mary and Jennie Stetson,
let for their home in Wayne, Me-,
Saturday last, in order that Miss Jen.
ME Stetson can enter school this
week. Mrs. Stetson will return to the
island soon and will remain until the
close OF the season at the ice cream
parlor about Oct. 1.
The local fishermen have had a
most profitable summer aud the
swordfishing season has been a re-
cord breaker for all those engaged
in this work. The crew of the AL.
bert ID. Willard Melted over three
hundred dollars each while the crews
OF the other boats have done nearly
equally as we'll
Miss Julia E. Massey closed her
delightfully."- situated summer hotel
'Robinhood Inn." last week, after
having enjoyed season of great pros
perity all summer. Every room in
the house has been taken all through
he height Of the season and up TO
the very last day there were several
guests still staying on. Miss Massey
returned last Friday to her home in
Philadelphia.
A stitch IN time saves nine. In
sure your cottage against fire during
the winter at Chester l.. Jordan Co.'S.
Portland
Mrs. L. ID. G. Conklin and her
daughter, Miss Alice F. .Conklin. of
Newark, y. j., who have been spend
Ing the summer season here. left last
week after what has proved one of
their most enjoyable summers.
United States District ATTORNEY ].
Vreeland and family, who have
been spending the summer at their
cottage, "Breeze-Mere," on Summer
Hill, left the island last week for their
nome in Morriston. y. ]. Judge
Nreeland's neice and nephew. Miss
Elizabeth Colegrew and Mr.. Vreeland
Colegrew OF Morristown. who have
been visiting the greater part of the
summer, accompanied them on their
return.
Mr.. Edwin Ford, who has been
spending his summer outing in a camp
On Moosehad Lake, has Joined his
mother, Mrs. E. p. Ford at her sum-
mer home here. Messrs. Stuart and
Theodore Ford have gone away on a
short cruise to the Gurnet and Bath,
but will return in time 10 accompany;
the rest of the family when they
leave next week for their home in
Morristowo, y. ].
The Johnson House, under the able
management of Mr. and Mrs. II. F.
Johnson, has enjoyed a season of I'M
interrupted prosperity this year its
beautiful location and splendid man.
aSement having attracted many
guests. All through the busy part of
the season the house has been taxed
10 it's greatest capacity and ID will
probably remain open till the first OF
October so as TO give the guests a
chance to see Bailey's at its best in
the early autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Potter, of Lew
iston returned TO the island for few
days last week in order TO close up
their summer residence "Rosemont,"
before returning 20 their home city
for good.
Mr.. O'Neil Twitchell of Lancaster,
y. H., was the guest over last Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sleeper. Mr..
and Mrs. Sleeper also entertained for
a few days last week Mrs. Sleeper's
brother, Mr.. w. II. Lyman OF Pough-
Wit n
man and their son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sleeper expect TO remain at their
home, "Restabit," until the first part
OF October at least. as they can never
get enough of Casco Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Gray OF Boston,
who have been occupying the beauti-
full "Ledges" cottage ever since the
last part Of May, will not leave for
their home for some little time yet,
as they expect TO stay down until
about September 20.
Mrs. A. Mex. CULVER has had won
derful success with her delightfully."-
located hotel, The Driftwood," this
summer. The register shows we'll
filed house from the very beginning
OF the season in the early part OF
June and there are still several guests
enjoying the beautiful September
days at this charming house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Milton Smith.
OF Cambridge, Mass, left the island
last Friday after having spent a very
delightful visit with Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. Sydney T.. Skidmore at
her cottage "Roseledge." Mrs. Skid
more who was away from the island
through August, will remain here till
September 81, when she leaves for
her home in Philadelphia.
J. G. Stetson's ice cream parlor.
situated at the entrance TO Mackerel
Cove wharf, increased, II possible. its
popularity among the young people
this year. The delicious ices and
sherbets made there are famous all
over the bay. and after one has once
RECALLED oneself with one Of these
delightful CONNECTIONS, II Is always
hard for him to go by without enter
ing and partaking OF some refresh