Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01

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needless to say will be one Of the
nnest summer homes on Cliff Island.
Doctor and Mrs Moran of Somer.
Vile will occupy Bay Cliff cottage for
the month OF August. they having ar
rived last Wednesday.
Mrs. c. p. Stone entertained her
SON Mr.. John H. Stone and his fam
iiy OF Boston. over Tuesday and We'd
nesday OF last week The Stones
were en- route to their summer camp,
situated en- the shores of Sebazo
Lake.
Miss Mary Marshall of Wakefield.
Mass. was a guest of MISS Helen
himball at 'Fairlee" cottage, for the
past week. She left Monday for
Portland, where she will continue her
sojourn near Casco Bay. by visiting
friends.
Mr.. William Black OF Maiden, is
staying with his father. Mr.. A. F.
Black. at the latter's summer home.
having arrived Saturday.
Last Wednesday afternoon the lib
rary was open as usual for the con-
venience OF those wishing to draw
books. A very pleasant little tea was
held also. at which Miss Josephine
Scott and Miss Katie Lay OF Balti-
more poured. Many from the summer
colony were present, SO that a most
ENJOYABLE social time was the result.
| Miss Alice Thurber OF Providence,
X. l., returned home Wednesday, after
spending week as the guest or her
niece, Mrs. Norman Black. Miss
Inuroer who Is an experienced and
enthusiastic traveller, has just return
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and Alaska. Another tour which she
made ended not long ago when she
completed a trip through Norway and
Sweden by motor. BY the same trans
portation Miss Thurber travelled all
through the British Isles and on the
continent last year, drawing an i'm
mense amount of pleasure from her
| ramblings.
Mr.. G. G. Farnsworth and family. of
Waitham, Mass, are occupying one
OF the johnson cottages for two
weeks. having arrived a week ago Sat
urday. Mr.. Farnsworth Is a well
known insurance expert in Waltham.
Mr.. NJ. L. Farnswortn OF waltham
returned home with his family on
Friday, after spending what he terms
the happiest weeks of his life" while
occupying the "Rancliff'' cottage. Mr..
Farnsworth is connected with the
Freight Auditing department of the
Boston and Maine railroad.
Miss Wilma Mayberry and Miss
Jay Tucker Of Boston, are occupying
the Itanclin' cottage until the mid
Ole OF August, having arrived Satur.
day. Miss Mayberry is the daughter
OF Doctor and Mrs. F. E. Mayberry.
who have summered at the cottage for
the past seven seasons.
Mr.. William Thurber of Providence
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Norman Black for ten days, returned
home last week. During this summer
Mr.. Thurber has taken many prizes
with his speedy fifteen foot knock
about, Red Raven" This craft is
OF the "Warwicker-necker" type SC
popular and well known around Mar.
ragansett Bay.
/ Mr.. c. F. Green joined his family
at Camp Mysczery" last week for a
months vacation at Cliff Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cook, who
have been spending the past month
at the Oak Rock" cottage, returned
Wednesday to their home in East
Orange. N. ]. Their family will con.
tinue to enjoy their vacation in Casco
Bay at Cliff Island until September
however.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Stanson and
daughter Eleanor. of New York, are
among the recent arrivals at Cliff
They will occupy the Broadhurst cot.
tage, as last year, and will be joined
In the near future by their son, Mr..
Rudolph Stanson, who is at present
acting in the capacity of counselor at
camp Washington at Bethlehem, n.
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The Cliff Island Library Club will
hold a sale Wednesday afternoon All.
gust 9TH from to s y. m. in the Ii
brary, the proceeds of which will be
for the Library fund. There will be a
fancy work table, one for aprons and
useful articles. candy and cake table
and a children's table. An efficient
committee have the affair i'm charge
and II Is hoped that all will either
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