Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05

summer with them. returned to their
homes last week after a most enjoy
able season. Mr. Jordan, who is the
head OF a prominent plumbing con-
cern in Auburn, was one Of the origi-
nal summer residents here, having
first come to the point many years
ago.
Rosenberg Bros. of Portland have
opened negotiations with Mr.. Benja.
min Thompson of that city, looking
70 the purchase by syndicate Of the
Ocean View Hotel property here. The
prospective buyers have made a tho
rough examination OF the land and
buildings, making their last visit Fri.
day. when they were driven up by the
hveryman, A. E. Pinkham. II is said
the plans likely to be adopt-
ed will include the building Of ten or
fifteen cottages in the 40 acre field
which fronts the house.
Miss Nina Steele is expected to re-
turn to the point this week and join
Miss George Burr again at the Burr
cottage on Hurricane Ridge, for the
remainder OF the summer. Miss
Steele has been pas sing the last few
weeks among the lake and mountain
region Of New Hampshire, a trip
which proved q most charming one In
every way. s
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Little and family
OF Newburyport, Mass, who have as
usual been passing the entire summer
at their cottage Tween Decks" on
Haskell Island, left there last wednes.
day morning, departing earlier than
usual In order that they might make
short trip through Canada before the
schools in Newburyport opened.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Noyes and
Miss Elizabeth Noyes of GEORGETOWN.
Mass, and Master Harold Noyes OF
Lexington, Mass, after spending the
greater part OF the summer at the
pretty Noyes cottage on Haskell Is
land. left during the past week for
their home in Massachusetts,.
Colonel Joseph Gildersleeve OF
Brooklyn, y. Y, is expected at their
cottage on Hurricane Ridge, where
he will spend the month of Septem.
Der. Since the first OF August, Col
Gildersleeve has been staying at Cape
Cod. but Is looking forward very
much TO his month in Casco Bay, be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Cyrus Bartlett of Lewiston.
was the guest for few days last
week OF Mrs. Howard league at her
pretty cottage here.
Mrs. Arthur Pickering. who has
been staying with Mrs. league all
summer Is spending some time in New
YORK on business trip. but will re-
turn here for short time before leav.
Ing for good.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Canham. who
have been occupying the cory Solid
Comfort" cottage during the month OF
August returned a few days ago TO
thesr home In Pennington. where Mr..
Canham 10 the pastor of the Metho-
dist church. They enjoyed a most
pleasant visit to Casco Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Fits of Med
Fdield, Mass. with their two daugh.
ters, Mss Adrienne. and Miss Esther
Fits. left recently for their winter
home after a summer which had sped
all too quickly. This is the twelfth
consecutive year that this family
have occupied the cottage OF Mrs.
Lemuel Bibber on Hurricane Ridge
and they are already beginning TO
plan for another one next year.
. Mr.. Woodruff Isbell. who has been
visiting at the McCandless cottage
rDrumtochty" for the entire summer.
left last week much to the regret OF
his many friends among the summer
colony. Mr. Isbeil together with Mr..
w. A. McCandless. yr, will enter
Cornell University at Ithaca, ~. Y,
this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs, =. 8. Pau. Miss Lena
and Miss Rather ine Paul and Mr..
Shepley Paul OF Lewiston. returned
last Thursday TO their home. after
passing the summer months In their
charming cottage at the Auburn col
ony. following their usual custom.
Rev. Mr.. Hudson, with Mrs Hudson
and Mr.. Paul Hudson, Of westbrook,
led Harpsven q few days ago for
their home. Mr.. Hudson who " the
pastor OF the Congregational church
IN WeStbpook. hns been much delight.
"a with. hts summer In Casco Bay,
and fs- already planning to return
again next ysns. -. ~. sr 80,
:, Mr.. Fsrmsogtoa Abbott and family
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