Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-04
So. Harpswen

summer, and after passing their first
night at the Merriconeag House. went
the next day 20 her summer home on
Haskells island. where she will stay
until late in the season.
Mr.. Wocdruff Isbell OF st. Louis.
NO.. arrived at Harpswell during the
past week and Is a guest at the Nc
Candless cottage. He will remain for
the entire summer season in Casco
Bay.
The Rev. Henry R. Rose and family.
OF Newark, y. j., were recent arrivals
here and will occupy their cottage in
tie Auburn colony from now on. They
expect to stay until late in the summer
and are anticipating a most delight
ful vacation in every way.
Miss Jane Ripley of Boston, Mass.
was guest last week of Mrs. II. G..
Lord at her cottage here. She re-
turned to her home last Saturday
after having experienced a most de-
liehtful stay here.
Mr.. <. 8. Paul OF Lewiston. who
with his wife and children occupy a
cottage here during the summer
months, has ordered a new automobile
which he expects to use extensively in
making trips to the many parts of the
Pine Tree State, which cffer advant-
ages to the automobilist
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Dana and Miss,
Sthel Dana, have been spending a few
Gays this week at their cottage in the
!Yuburn colony. They will prob
however. stay for a while longer in
their home in Westbrook before COM
ing here for good
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan and family Of
Montreal. Can, arrived here last week
and will occupy a cottage during the
entire summer season. All are conf
IDENTIFY expecting most enjoyable
vacation here. Mr.. Logan is the vice
president Of the Grand Trunk railway.
r. s. Davis Co.. Portland. carries a
complete line Of cottage and piazza
furnishings. Adv.
Mr.. Osceola Currier Of Newark, y. j..
is expe\ed to arrive here this week
for his summers outing and will be
warmly welcomed by his friends here.
as he has beep a summer resident CT
Harpswell for many years.
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd McEwen and fam
lily OF Newark. y. J., arrive this week
from New Jersey to occupy their cot
tage here for the summer. They have
been here in former years and will
probably remain until late in the sum-
mer
On Friday night of last week the
Misses Alice McCandless and Jane
Ripley gave a clambake on the beach
which was enjoyed by about a dozen
OF their friends. The night was a
perfect one and everything was pro-
pitious for causing everyone to have
a jolly evening. After the clans had
been baked and eaten with all proper
ceremony, the party adjourned to the
NcCandless cottage where ice cream
anf light refreshments were served.
THOSE in the party Were: Miss Ruth
N6andless. Miss Edith Rose, Miss
Jane Ripley. Miss Alice ,McCandless.
Mr.. Kenneth Rose. Mr.. Woodruff
Isbell. Mr.. w. A. McCandless, Jr. Mr..
Brooks Rose.
The tennis court at the Auburn col
ony Is being used extensively by the
young people among the summer col
ony as usual, and every day they may
be seen enjoying themselves In this
manner. The court Is fully the equal
OF any in the State and Is kept in per-
feet condition. Many exciting sets
have been played on IL SO far, which
were full Of interest to both specta-
tors and participants.
Mrs. +. b. Pendlebury of Philadel.
phia, Is again spending her summer
vacation at Harpswell and as formerly
Is occupying the cozy "Tnglenook"
cottage. Mrs. Pendlebury Is very
fond OF Harpswell and would hardly
dream OF going anywhere else to
spend the summer.
Better take precautions against loss
by fire or burglary while you can at
Chester l.. Jordan e Co.. Portland.
Mr.. Richmond Watson. OF Lewiston
could not wait for the rest Of his fam
lily to come down to their cottage
here, and came in advance OF them.
He Is camping out with DR.. Herbert
Neal and Is expecting the rest OF the
family later In the summer.
Last Friday, the first of the Labora.
tory teas which have been so delight
fUl in former years, was held at the
cottage Of DIR. J. s. Kingsley. Sever
al members OF the summer colony were
present and IL was found that these
gatherings have lost none OF their
charm. Mrs. Kingsley and Mrs. n. ".
Neal poured.
Mrs. Van Ingen OF Princeton, n. J..
the wife OF Professor Van Ingen Of
Princeton University, IL visiting Mrs.
Uric Dahlgren at her summer cot
tsge here. DIR. Dahlgren Is having a
well sunk upon his property which In
expected to yield a bountiful supply
OF water during the driest weather.
Mrs. John p. Thomas OF Brookline,
Mass, returned last week to her new
bungalow on Ash Point, after having
spent some time at her home In Mas
sachusetts Mrs. Thomas ca,.s up
early In the summer to open her cot
tsge, but returned later to Brookline.
Dr. Herbert ". Neal and family OF
Galesburg. Ill. arrived last week for
the summer. which they will as usual
spend camping out here. DR.. Neal.
who IL professor OF biology at Knox
college, will work during the summer
In the Tufts College laboratory. The
Meals have been coming here for sew
eral years and were given a warm
welcome by their many friends upon
their arrival.
Mrs ~ r. Hubbard gave a clambake q