Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15

Miss Addie White, Mr.. Dana Hodpkins
Mr. Oscar Wood, MIR. Harry Hodgkins
Mr. Mattox. Mr.. Shepley Paul. and MIR
william McCandless, Jr.
Miss Margaret Sayre, who has been
spending the greater part of the sum-
mer mere, left last week for Christmas
Cove where she will spend a few days.
Mr. Robert Brokaw, of st. Louis. is
spending some time as a guest at the
McSandless cottage. Mr.. Brokaw was
visitor here last year and has MANY
iriends among the summer colony.
Last week the raising of the new
pennant OF the Auburn Colony was
celebrated by the members of the as
sociation. This pennant which was
presented to the Colony by Mr.. Fred
burroughs, Of Boston, Mass. is blue.
bearing upon 1t the letters A. II. A,
In white. Mr.. w. X. Dana as presi.
dent OF the Association raised the flag
with the pennant beneath 1t while ali
those assembled joined in singing the
star Spangled banner" Then after
Dotn banners were floating in the wind.
america was sung, after which, Mr..
Dana called upon Judge J. b. VreeIand.
OF Newark, N. j., to thank Mr.. Bur.
roughs for his gift, which duty was
performed by Judge Vreeland most
gracefully In few well-chosen words.
Last Sunday night a praise service
was held In the Colony Hall which was
conducted by President Eaton of
Beloit College. A large number were
present.
The Rev. Henry Rose, of Paterson
n. j., arrived this week at HarpsweIi
and Joined his family who have been
occupying a cottage here for the great
er part OF the summer. MIR. Rose has
Just returned from Salt Lake CITY.
after making lecturing tour through
the Western States.
Last week, Miss Zelia Hall gave an
exhibition of fancy dancing at the Au-
burn Colony Hall which was greatly
enjoyed by all those present. AS usu-
al the Hall is being much used for
dances, these being held regularly
every Saturday. Last week in addi-
ton, a dance was given on Monday
night for the children who are SPEND
Ing their summers here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bean, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Patterson, Mr.. George
Eustis, Mrs. Esther Reed, Mrs. Olive
Alden, and Miss Christie Dow. all of
Livermore Falls, Me-, who have been
spending their vacations at the Strout
house returned last week after a most
enjoyable outing. They are all old
visitors to the bay and firm admirers
of IL.
Judge and Mrs. ]. B. vreeland. of
Newark, are visiting Mrs. vreeland's
father, Mr.. Osceola Currier, here for
two weeks. Judge and Mrs. vreeland
are no strangers to the bay, last year
occupying cottage on Summer Hill
at Bailey Island.
MT. Nelson b. Gildersleeve and his
friend, Mr.. Irwin b. Tiedeman. made a
PHEASANT cruise down the coast in their
trim yacht "Flyaway" The first night
tney passed at Boothbay Harbor, and
from there they intended to go ON
around to Pemaquid, but owing 70
thick weather they only made Christ.
mas Cove. Both declared tbev had
the time Of their lives and even now
they are contemplating a still longer
trip to Bar Harbor for next summer.
Although they broke no records. they
consider their passage of hours from
the Cuckolds Height to South Harms
weii, very good sailing. Mr.. Tiedeman
leaves this week for his summer home
at South Woodstock, Conn.
Commodore s. III. Spaulding went ON
a cruise In his sloop-yacht Shearwater
md, as far as Castine, with his friends
Howard Chaplin and Edward Wiggin.
OF winchester. Mass. He left again
August for another cruise with his
friend Norman Stevenson, of Hing
ham, Mass
Orrin Sanborn. Of Winchester.
Mass, arrived recently In his racing
power boat Helen T., of $50 horse
power, being the guest, while here. of
commodore and Mrs. Spaulding, and
entertaining his friends among the
cottagers with short runs to nearby
points. On Friday. Aug. 2, he left for
Bar Harbor. taking with him, as his
guests part way, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
r. Etnier. Miss Bates and Mrs. Fran
els Hastings. The party stopped. en-
route, at Boothbay, Squirrel Island
and Christmas Cove, parting with
their host at Camden. and returning
by rail- to Portland. where they were
met by Mr.. Etnier's "Sinbad." reach
ing Ash Point on the following Mon.
day afternoon.
Mrs. John p. Thomas had as her
guests over Sunday, OF last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Whifie and Mr.. and Mrs
Payson, who arrived In their automo-
biles, and Misses Mollie and Alice Nc
Dowell, all Of Portland.
Miss Harriet Hobson, OF Portland.
was a guest OF Mrs. Thomas, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith, OF York.
Pa and their daughter. Miss Lois.
and son Beauchamp, arrived on Sat.
urday, August 3. as the guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. Carey II. Etnier. with whom
tney expect to remain for about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Sherman
are entertaining Mr.. Sherman's cous-
In, Mrs Arthur Pomeroy Of Cleveland.