Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01

Merrill at the cozy "Solid Comfort"
cottage. Master Clifton Robbins of
Lewiston. Me-. is also guest at SOLID
Comfort and is passing a wonderfully
enjoyable week among the many pleas
ures of Harpswell.
Mr. w. A. Fits, of Medford, Mass, is
expected to arrive here on Thursday of
this week to join his wife and daugh.
ters here. Mr.. Fits Is making the
trip up from Medford by automobile
and Is bringing with him Mrs. Fits
sister, Mrs. Henry Grant, of Everett.
Mass. and Miss Ethel Fits of Mans.
Held. Mass, who will make their first.
and II Is to be hoped, not their last
trip to Casco Bay for a visit of two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Farmer, of
Farmington, Me-, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Taylor. Of Augusta, Me-, are at
present visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Thurston. of Pennington, at their
pretty cottage here on Hurricane
Ridge. where they will be guests for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Scott. of
Worcester. Mass. who have been visit
Ing Mr. Scotts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis II. Scott at Worcester cot
tage. left the island last week, Mr..
Scott being forced to return by bust.
ness affairs. He is the master me-
chanic for the big Boston Store in
Worcester. which Is one of the largest
establishments In the city.
Mr.. s. F. Langdell Is expected to
rejoin his family at Hillsborough cot.
tase this week He has -,.wsy
on business trip % his home in New
n. H.
Mrs. w. A. Leader and Miss NJ.
Hannifin, OF Lewiston. Me-, are stop
ping at the Burke cottage for the re-
naming part Of the summer. Master
John Burke has just returned to the
cottage here after a trip to Boston.
which he enjoyed extremely.
Mrs. Charles Conant is entertaining
at her cottage here, Mrs. A. ]. Sweet
and Mrs. Harry NJ. Jordan with her
two daughters Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Cornelia Jordan, of Lewiston, Me.
She Is also being visited by Mrs.
Charles Carter. Of the same city.
Miss Grace Jones OF st. Louis. Mo,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. VI. Hubbard
for some time at their cottage in the
Auburn Colony.
DIR. and Mrs. Floyd McEwen of New
ark, y. j., arrived last week at
Harpswell and will spend the rest of
the season at the Auburn Colony.
where they have been coming for
several years. They were warmly
welcomed back by their many friends
among the colony.
Last Saturday night, most successful
dance was held at the Auburn Colony
Assembly Hall, which was well at
tended by the summer residents. A
most delightful evening was spent by
all the dancers and they all declared
IL one OF the incest dances they had
ever been to. On Friday of last week.
the youngest set here held a picnic
in shady grove which was one of
the most enjoyable affairs OF the sea-
son. All the girls who attended wore
their hair In Indian style and a de-
lightful afternoon was passed in this
way.
The Fish Commission auxiliary
schooner "Grampus" has been an
chored on Harpswell for the last
week, working on the fisheries here.
The schooner Is commanded by Cap
tain Henson and carries a crew of
fifteen men. The expedition Is in
charge OF DIR. Henry Bigelow, the head
OF the Agassiz Museum at Harvard
University. who Is assisted by Mr..
Metcalf OF Tufts College. The schooner
came up from Boston. making stops
at Gloucester and Portsmouth, and viii
sail as far east as Cape Sable.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Hassett who
are touring East from their st. Louis
home In their luxurious automobile
are expected to arrive next week, and
viii be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
X. NJ. Hubbard OF Auburn Colony.