Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-12

! (Continued from page -.
botany at the University of Chicago.
He is being visited by his brother,
DIR. Milton Greenman. who is a men,
Der OF the faculty at Wistar Institute
In Philadelphia. They will remain
down until the end of the week
The Auburn colony brings it's sea-
son to close on September 16, af-
ter year which has been a success
ful one in spite of the discouraging
| weather All the cottages have been
taken as usual and the tennis courts
and bowling alleys, with the weekly
dances have all combined to make
! the past summer one to be remember
ed longingly by those who enjoyed its
pleasures.
Mr. Warren Watson is expected to
come down here this week in order
to spend a week with his mother,
Mrs. +. o. Watson. He has been much
missed by his many friends at Harps-
| well this year and II will surely be a
pleasure to them to have him for even
such short stay. Mrs. Watson will
stay down here until about the goth
before returning for good to her home
in Lewiston.
DIR. and Mrs. II. v. Neal with their
children, the Misses Helen and Mar
garet Neal and Master John Neal, of
Galesburg, ILL.,, left the point on Satur-
day for their western home They
have been spending the summer camp
ing out here. DIR. Neal Is professor of
biology at Knox College at Galesburg.
Mrs. Howard league OF Lewiston,
Is expected down for a few days to
! rejoin Mrs. league at her cottage
here They will stay at the point un-
til about September Is, when they re-
turn by automobile to Lewiston.
Miss Sallie c. Carr and her mother,
Mrs. p. 8. Carr, who hovo been occupy
ing their charming little bungalow on
Hurricane Ridge since early in June,
left last Saturday for Lexington, Ky.,
where they viii spend the winter.
Miss Carr is director OF the music de-
partment at Sayre College at Lexing-
ton and will resume her work there
next week.
Professor and Mrs. II. II. Senior
leave the end of this week for New
York City after having passed the en-
tire summer here. DR.. Senior who is
professor of anatomy at the medical
school Of the University OF New York,
has been working in the Tufts College
laboratory this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Spaulding will
as usual stay up late this summer,
not proposing to leave their summer
home at Ash Point until September
20 In his graceful yacht "Shearwa-
ter III Mr.. Spaulding has sailed a
great deal this year, and she is we'll
known all along the coast
Judge and Mrs. Charles p. Sher-
man Of Philadelphia, who have fol-
loving their usual custom, been spend
Ing the entire summer at their charm
ing summer home at Ash Point, will
leave for their home on September Is.
The Shermans are old residents OF
fhrpswen, but every year their ad-
niration and love for IL becomes
stronger.
Mrs. Uric Dahlgren with her two
sons, Uric Jr. and Joseph. left the
roint on Monday and sail on Septem-
ter IL for Germany. During the winter
the boys will go TO school at Haubinda,
While Mrs. Dahlgren win stay until
february with relatives at Neustadt
pr. Dahlgren will go over to Europe in
february and will carry on expert
heats In Naples. Italy. at the Marine
laboratory on his subject OF light in
fishes.
Better lay in your supply OF house
Furnishings now for your cottage
next year and have II ready when you
come. r. s. Davis Co. Portland. Adv.
Mrs. J. p. Thomas and Mr.. J. p.
Thomas. Jr. who have been spending
the summer at the new Thomas bunga-
low at Ash Point. leave shortly for
their home In Brookline. Mass. They
win sail later In the fall for Europe
where Mr.. Thomas will pursue his
studies during the winter. They have
visiting them at present Miss Fields
OF Brookiine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Free with Mr..
Frees parents OF Lewiston. who have
been occupying one OF the Vaudeville
cottages here since the FIRST Of Au-
gust. will not leave for home until |
the latter part OF the month al they |
have been much delighted with all |
their experiences 20 far at Harpsweli. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Jones OF
Boston, Mass, left aheir summer |
home at Haskell Island last week az.
ter passing the whole season there.
They were the last family to leave at |
Haskells, the others going the first Of
he week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Peterson OF
leave this week for their
home. This past season h the TWEEN
ty-hfth that they have spent at their
cottage on Hurricane Ridge and they
boh declare II 10 fsr from being their
Iast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Etnier. who
hmv~ h~<1 - x<.~~l 49, x<~<w kk~ ~<~~~I i
ner at their beautiful cottage on Ash