Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05
So. Harpswen
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F. colony Tor the greater part OF the
summer season. have returned recent
ly. after what has proved a most won
derful vacation for all Of them. Mr..
Logan is vtcepresident Of the Grand
Trunk Railway and one Of the most
prominent railway men in Canada
Mr.. Frank L. Baxter Of Quincy,
4 Hass., Mr. Lemuel Conant Of Lynn,
Mass. and Mr.. A. z. Held of Rochest-
ter. y. Y, are spending few days at
the Z. w. Baxter cottage here. They
are having a great time during their
stay. and only wish that they could
make their stay longer.
On Saturday Of last week, the an
nuai Auburn colony clam,bake was
held as in years gone by at Lookout
Point and never was a more success
ful one enjoyed. Games Of various
sorts, songs and impromptu speeches
were the order of the day, and ii was
tired but happy crowd that returned
that night, all decaring 1t the best
picnic that they had ever attended.
Mr.. Leslie Lord arrived at South
Harpswell last week to visit his moth
er, Mrs. II. G. Lord at her pretty cot
tage here. Mr.. Lord has many friends
among the summer residents of the
place and was accorded a hearty wei.
come back by all his acquaintances.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Rose. spent
J last Saturday and Sunday at Poland
Spring. where Mr.. Rose on SUNDAY
delivered dedicatory address at the
opening OF the new church, being one
OF a number OF well-known speakers
who made addresses. With Miss
Edith Rose and Mr.. Kenneth Rose.
they expect to leave this week for
their home in Newark, N. ].
During the past week there have
been some lively sets OF tennis held
on the court at the Auburn colony
and some red|hot playing has been
the result. There are several players
OF more than local reputation sum-
mering mere among whom Messrs.
Woodruff Isbell. Lansdon McCand-
less and Frank Baxter, stand out as
particular stars.
Now Is the time to buy your cot.
tage range. All the best lines at mod
crate prices are carried in stock by
X. s. d avis Co., Portland. Adv.
Mrs. E. B. Pendlebury. who with her
daughter, Miss Jean Pendlebury and
her mother, Mrs Baillie, has been oc-
cupying the prettily situated "Ingle-
nook cottage on the main road, dur
Ing the summer as in former years.
returns this week to her home in
t'Fhlladelphia after q most pleasant
and agreeable summer.
| Dr.. and Mrs. H Wilson Of Montreal.
Can. who have been spending their
honeymoon this summer at HarpsweN
left short time ago for New York,
from where after a short visit they
Will go to Montreal. After a, little
time In the Canadian city they will
leave for Houston Texas, where DR..
Wilson Is to occupy the chair OF ply
sizes next winter at Rice Institute.
DR.. Clara r. Rutter returns this
week to her. home In Lawrence, Mass,
after spending a delightful summer at
her beautiful cottage on Ash Point.
Cr. Rutter has been coming here for
many years in the summer. but time
only serves to increase her admira-
tion for the entire bay.
Miss II. Isabelle Wilkins of Salem,
Mass. Is a guest for some time Of
Miss A. F. Read at her cottage on
enjoying her visit to Harpswell i'm
mensely in every particular.
Miss Dorothy Stoddard of North
ampton, Mass, left recently for her
home after passing several weeks as
the guest of Miss Pauline Gardner
here. Miss Stoddard was much de.
lighted with Casco Bay and with her
father and mother will probably re-
turn next summer to spend the entire
season.
Mr.. Elmer Stevens who has been
spending a week at the Strout House.
left last Sunday for his home in Au-
burn.
Miss Florence Graham Of Cam
bridge, Mass, Is spending some time
here. intending TO remain until well
into September, before returning to
her home, where she Is a student at
Radcliffe College. .-,
Mr.. r. II. Thatcher OF Tufts Col.
tege, Mass, led Harpswell for Massa-
chusetts on Saturday of last week
and In few weeks will recommence
his studies at Tufts College. where ne
VIII be a senior next winter. During
the past summer he has been assisting
Dr. j. 8. Kingsley In the Marine lab
oratory where he gained much valu-
able experience.
On Tuesday OF last week a Labora.
tory clam@bake was held on the rocks
In front Of the Tufts College labora-
tory which proved great success In
every sense OF the word. About
twenty-five people were present and
gathered around the big FIRE to su.
perintend the cooking of the deli
cious searfood which was their fare.
All declared that they had enjoyed
themselves as never before.
Mr.. Charles Davis OF birmingham.
Mass, left the point on Thursday Of
last week after a delightful two
weeks stay amid the charms OF Cas-
co Bay Mr.. Davis 10 no stranger TO
these. having been coming here re-
| gulsriy for several seasons. He is
especially fond OF the fishing and
camming TO be enjoyed, and spends
most OF hds time In these occupations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson and
daughter, and Mr, and Mns. Robert.
son. all OF Lewiston. who have. fol.
1 lowing their usual custom, been aoend.
ing The laak fxo z1oo0un An As.~..sx -