Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15
So. Harpswen

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Day and their
son, Mr.. Frank Day, of Lewiston, Me-,
Mrs. {. A. Julia, of Lisbon, Me-, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Briggs, of Auburn,
Me-, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
free, who are occupying the Mande.
Vile cottage near the Auburn colony
for the month of August. All are en-.
Joying a most delightful time as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Free and have
Deen greatly charmed with South
Harpswell.
Mrs. Rufus w. Lord and Mr.. Ken.
meth Lord, of Auburn, Me-, are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. o. Watson, at
her cottage here, having arrived the
first part of last week. They will
probably be Mrs. Watson's guests for
some time.
Judge Franklin NJ. Drew, of Auburn,
Me, arrived very recently here and
is occupying the Albert Young cottage
on Hurricane Ridge for the greater
part of the rest of the season Judge
Drew Is treasurer of Bates College and
has been much pleased with his expert.
ences so far in Casco Bay.
A party of boys from Camp Oxford,
Professor III. F. Caldwell's camp at OK.
ford, Me-, stopped of at South Harp
swell last week while on a walking
trip through Portland, Harpswell,
Brunswick, Old Orchard, and other
towns in this part of the country. The
party, Of whom there are twenty-three,
who are making this trip. are split up
into various groups, the one which was
at Harpswell being composed of five
boys under the direction of Mr.. Joseph
Houghton, of Boston, one Of the head
councillors at the camp. During their
tramp through the country, they get
their food from farm-houses along the
road and sleep in barns, roughing IL
in every way possible. Those in the
party besides Mr.. Houghton, were:
Mr.. Kenyon Gregg of Carthage, Ind,
slr. Harold Cooper, of Auburn, Me-, Mr..
VIM. McMillen, of Missouri, and Mr..
Spear, of Lowell, Mass. During their
stay at Harpswell, the boys were
guests of Mrs. +. D. Watson at her
cottage on Hurricane Ridge, where
they passed the night, leaving the next
morning in drizzling rain for Bruins
wick.
Last week Mrs. F. o. Watson was
the hostess at a most charming tea
which was held at her cottage on Hur-
rfcane Ridge. The affair was at
tended by several of her friends among
the summer colony, who included: 1:
Mrs. Rufus w. Lord, Mrs. G. A. Julia,
Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. III. v. Neal, Mrs.
Daniel Day, Miss p. s. Carr, Miss Nina
Steele, Miss George Burr, Mrs. Henry
Free, Miss Pratt. All declared that
they had spent a most delightful after
noon as Mrs. Watson's guests.
Mrs. X. ID. Wharton and Mrs. Gerda
LIMA, both of Boston, Mass, arrived
recently at South Harpswell and will
spend the month Of August here. They
are occupying Mrs. J. p. Thomas cot.
tage on Hurricane Ridge during their
stay in Casco Bay, which Is proving
to be a most delightful one.
Miss Henrietta Boynton, OF Lewis.
ton, Me-, was n guest over last Sunday
Of Mrs. n. A. league and Mrs. Picker.
Ing at their pretty cottage here. The
Sunday before Mrs. league and Mrs
Pickering entertained Mr.. NJ. Googin
and Mr.. John Googin, and Mrs. Louis
Hopkins, all of Lewiston, also. who
came down to Harpswell from their
home city by automobile.
Miss Helen Webb, OF Medford, Mass,
Is a guest of Miss Adrienne Fits at
the Fits cottage on Hurricane Ridge
where she will spend some time. Miss
Webb has just finished the course al
the Mortified Summer School al
Northfield, Mass, where she was sent
by the Medford Congregational Church.
She Is a classmate OF Miss Fits at
Medford High School. and Is stopping
OF to visit her on her way to Bridgton.
Me.
Miss Rachel Winship, OF Auburn.
Me-, was a visitor over last Sunday
of her aunt. Mrs. Levi q. Brown, at her
cottage here, returning to Portland.
where she Is employed, the first part
Of this week after passing a most
agreeable though short stay at Harp
swell.
Mr.. 8. +. Langdell. who Is as usual.
spending his summer at Hills
borough" cottage on Hurricane Ridge
Is having new garage and motorboat
house constructed for him here. The