Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15

started. is progressing rapidly and will
probably be completed in the course
of very short time. 1t is a large af-
fair and considerably more pretentious
than such buildings usually are.
Miss Dorothy Stoddard, Of North
| ampton, Mass, arrived at Harpswell
| on Wednesday Of last week and is
| visiting Miss Pauline Gardner at her
cottage here. Miss Gardner and Miss
Stoddard were classmates at Smith
College, where they both graduated
| this spring.
Don't lock the barn-door after the
mare has gone. Insure yourself against
loss from fire, burglary, or anything
of the sort at G. l.. Jordan & Co.,
Portland, Me.
Miss Chloe Owings, of New York
| City, arrived here during the past
week and Is at present being enter
tanned by Mrs. III. v. Neal, Of Gales
Dury, ILL.,, who is spending the summer
mere.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Evans, who
has been visiting Mrs. H. ID. Senior at
ner cottage here during the past few
weeks, left the place recently, after
passing a most enjoyable visit in every
particular as Mrs. Seniors guest and
mas gone to Newport, r. l., where she
will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Professor and Mrs. Eaton and Miss
Marie Eaton, of Beloit, Wis, who have
been residents at Harpswell for the
past month, left the island on Monday
of this week for the West, where DIR.
| eaton will resume his professional
| duties as president of Beloit College
| The Eatons have been greatly pleased
with their experiences in Casco Bay
| and hope to return again next summer.
Mr.. X. Toda, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
| again at Harpswell to spend some
| time. Mr.. Toda, who Is originally
| from Japan, was here during the
month OF September last year. He
mas as his primary object in coming
| to Harpswell, the avaiiing himself of
the unparalleled opportunities for
landscape painting which are offered
| the artist in Casco Bay, and he
already has completed several most
striking sketches of the country
around here.
Miss Johanna Jensen, of New York
City, who has been visiting DIR. and
Mrs. Uric Dahlgren for the past
month at their cottage Chalet" left
mere last Monday and returned to her
| home. Miss Jensen is the house
keeper of the Fifth Avenue National
Bank in New York.
Airs. NJ. L. Putney and her daugh-
| ters, the Misses Doris and Beatrice
Putney, of Springfield, Mass, arrived
here on Wednesday of last week for a
| two weeks visit to Harpswell. They
| were accompanied by Miss Grace
| Greene, also of Springfield, who will
remain with them during their stay.
This is their first visit to Casco Bay
and already they are more than
pleased with everything there.
Mr.. NJ. c. Reid, Of Boston, Mass, is
as usual, spending his vacation here,
having but recently arrived. He has
been coming here for several years
and Is a firm admirer of the bay, ex-
pecting to stay here until after Labor
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and their
son, Mr.. Stewart Martin, of Rumford
Point, Me-, were recent visitors at the
Strout House.
IL you want an unexcelled line of
home and cottage furnishings at low
prices go right to X. s. Davis Co.,
Portland.-Adv.
Miss Barbara Armour, of Princeton,
n. j., is expected to arrive this week
to spend a few days as the guest of
Mrs. Uric Dahlgren at her cottage on
Laboratory Point
Last week the Assembly Hall at the
Auburn Colony was the scene OF a
most interesting lecture by DIR. Uric
Dahlgren, professor of biology at
Princeton University, who is spending
the summer here. Dr. Dahlgren spoke
most Interestingly on the Production
| of Light by Animals and illustrated
his lecture with some Appropriate Ian
tern slides. The lecture was attended
| by a large number from among the
\ summer colony and at it's completion
Mrs. w. A. McCandless gave a supper
at her cottage Drumtochty which
proved a most charming affair
Among those who were present were:
| Mrs. III. @. Lord, Miss Johanna Jen-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, DIR. and Mrs.
Dahlgren and Mr.. Robert Brokaw.
| Mrs. McCandless sang several solos
afterwards and was assisted by Miss
| Margaretta and Mr.. Lansdon Nc
| Candless.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hassett, OF st.
Louis. Mo-, were guests for few days
last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hub
bard at their cottage In the Auburn
| Colony. They came down to Harps-
well from Poland Springs In their au-
tomobile, I'm which they are making
tour through the East.
On Wednesday OF last week some of
the young people In the Auburn Col
ony, went on a most delightful picnic
to Teddy's Grove, making an all-day
trip OF IL. A most enjoyable afternoon
was spent In this manner by the party
who comprised. Miss Grace Jones.
Miss ZeIia Hall, Miss Marion Dana,
Miss Lena Paul, Miss Katherine Paul.
Miss Dorothy Hubbard. Miss Wheat,