Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-11
PORTLAND, MAINE, THURRDAY, ~ is.at
Youth Harpswell.
MANY COTTAGES FILLED AT THIS
CHARMING RESORT.
taroe Summer Colony Enjoying
- Season Here

season Here.
Mrs Jennie Briggs, Mrs. Field and
Mrs. Cook. all of Auburn. arrived
here q Sunday and will spend the
month of July here. During their
stay they will be guests at the Strout
House and are all looking forward to
a most delightful and pleasurable va
cation.f
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Merrill of Lewis
ton, arrived here the first part of
last week and,are now occupying SOL
Id comfort cottage on Hurricane
Ricge, where they will stay for the
mon h of July. Solid Comfort" does
not rely its name in the slightest, and
the Merrills are enjoying themselves
TO tie limit under it's hospitable roof.
NJ IS Eta Wilkins. of Greene, is
| staying at the Strout House for the
remaining part of the summer sea-
son, havingS arrived here last week.
She Is enjoying a most delightfully."-
pleasant summer outing here so far.
and Is confident that IL will last
throughout the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyden of
Midway. Mass, were recent visitors
here and spent few days of last
| week at the Strout House. They en-
joyed Almost delightful few days here
and were heartily sorry that their
stay should have to be such a short
| one.
Professor Harry Raymond Pierce Of
Athens, Ohio, with Mrs. Pierce and
| family spent the Fourth here as a
guest of his brother, Mr.. John Pierce.
Professor Pierce occupies the chair
OF Oratory and English at Ohio Uni
versity at Athens. and was greatly
pleased with his short visit to Casco
Bay.
Mr.. and-Mrs L. II. Spaulding and
family OF Winchester. Mass, arrived
here for the summer last week, and
are now occupying their beautiful
summer home on Ash Point. Mr.
Spaulding Is an enthusiastic yachts
man and has sailed all up. and down
TIA wis,le Maine coast He's one
OF the directors Of the Yacht club at
Harpswell. and was it's Commodore
and President from the founding of
the club until last year when he posi-
lively declined reelection. Ii has
been in large measure due to his earn
est efforts and unfiagging energy that
the success OF this undertaking has
been accomplished.
4 DR.. and Mrs. Robert Hall of Beth.
lehem, Pa, arrived here last week to
spend the summer, and are staying
az Broadview Farm during their So
Journ here. lDr. Hall is professor of
biology at Lehigh University. and dur
lag the summer will work at the Tufts
college laboratory here
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Spinney of
Salem Mass, are spending the sum-
mer here, having arrived during the
past week. During their stay here
A II
| George S. Littlefield at West Harps-
| well, where they will remain for the
greater part of the summer season.
Sleep nights, Rest easy with the
| thought that you are fully insured.
Chester l.. Jordan e. Co., Portland.
Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce and fam
lily OF Lewiston, are spending some
time here at Harpswell, and are en-
| joying themselves every minute OF
their stay. They expect to experience
one OF the most pleasurable vacations
in their experience here.
DIR. and Mrs. II. ID. Senior OF New
York City, arrived here last week for
their summers outing and during
/ their stay, which they expect to be for
the greater part OF the summer, will
occupy the Daniel X. Stover house on
Slower Point. DIR. Senior is profes-
scr OF anatomy at the Medical
School OF the University OF New York
and will do some special work here
this summer in the Tufts College lab
arotory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Packard and Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Packard Of Lewiston are
as usual spending their summer here
and are now comfortably settled in
/ hnfr
| cati." While the Messrs. Packard
are forced to heed the call of busi-
ness for the greater part OF the time,
they come down to "Frascati' every
weekend in their StoddardDaytona au-
/ tomobile to join their wives who spend
the whole summer here at Harpswell.
Miss Laura Carlton of New York
City, Is spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs Frank n. Spinney at West
Harpswell She will probably be their
guest for the greater part of the sum-
mer. az they are all greatly delighted
with Casco Bay.
DR.. Uric DahIgren left the island
the first part OF last week and return
ed to his home In Princeton, ~. J. His
purpose In returning was to attend
the Fourth OF July banquet OF the
New Jersey Chapter OF the Society Of
the Cincinnati. OF which he Is secre-
tary. This famous society is compos.
ed only Of lineal descendants Of off,
GERS In the Revolutionary army. who
were members of 10 at that time and
IL therefore one Of the most exclu-
sive societies in the United States.
Dr. Dahlgren returned this week.
bringing with him his mother. Mrs.
Dshleren.
Professor Wilson OF Toronto, Can.