Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-24
Cliff Island Library Club.

of the island last week:
Cliff Island Library Club.
Unexpectedly
The Club begins it's third season of
| regular work in the Vacant Store &C.
| cup1ed In previous years.
me Library will be open on
Wednesdays and Saturdays from to
p. m. All Library work is given by
the members and friends, ladies of
! the Committee serving as Librarian.
Afternoon Tea every Wednesday
from to 6 to which all are most cor.
daily invited.
We invite your interest this summer
as we are to make a speciaI effort to
build.
We are free from debt, have a large
| and beautiful site for a building, over
one thousand books, and when our
building is erected, our membership
fees will easily support it. Our sue
cess in the past is the promise of fu-
| ture achievement.
t7Se'A- -tu~.fave a SALE on Wedneg:
day, August 18th and we ask all COM
ing to Cliff Island to assist.
Useful and fancy articles, cake and
candy, all sell readily Will you kind
~ make us something? We invite
you to become a subscriber for one
dollar thus enjoying the books for the
summer. We wish one hundred sub
scribers Immediately, also members
at five dollars each. Books and larger
gifts Of money are desired.
Mrs. K. B. Bachelor. President
Baltimore; Mrs. Chas. F.. Hunter, First
Vice Pres, Mont Clare, Pa: Mrs. Ed.
ward l.. Heydecker, I'd Vice Pres. Mt.
vernon, N. Y; Miss Elizabeth F. Nc.
Keen, Bird Vice Pres, Jewels ISL; Miss
| Nell1e Francis Bennett, Secretary
| boston; Mrs. o. P. Stone, Urea surer
everett; Mrs. James McKeen, Jewels
ISL, Miss Laura E. Bennett, Boston !:
| MISS Elizabeth Griffiths, Brooklyn !;
MISS Anna l.. McKeen, Jewels Isl.
| Inc Cliff Isl. B. B. team lost to the
South Portland nine last Saturday by
score or to l. Batteries: Cliff, l..
Grlfnn and d. Griffin; South Portland
Smith and Merrett.
Mr.. S. P. Darlington, who has been
staying on the island was taken sud-
denly Ill last week and, upon the ad-
vice or a doctor who was summoned.
ne was removed to Portland. AS
| soon as 1t seems safe, he will proceed
10 Philadelphia, his home city. He is
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
| Heyoecker, who has been with him at
the Island. Their house at the island
was closed last Saturday by the serv-
/ ants, as 1t is extremely doubtful IL
/ Mr.. Darlington's health will permit his
coming back this season.
DR.. D. G. Black of Roxbury. Mass.
Is spending a few days at Gray
Ledge Mr.. Norman I. Blacks cot.
| tage. Mr.. w. A. Black is again with
| MS 1amiiy In one OF Mr.. A. T. Black s
! cottages here, and has as his guest
| MS wires parents, DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
a. fulton. Mr.. Percy wilkins arrived
last week for stay at "Cliffstone. ="
one OF Norman Blacks cottage.
MRS. Josiah Johnson and son Rich.
ara or Portland are visiting at Mrs.
! Freu n. Johnson's cottage for a week.
Mrs. everett II. Josselyn, Mrs. L. M.
Leighton and Miss Helen Leighton of
| washington were also guests for a
Few DAYS last week. Mrs. William L..
| watson and son Jerome also visited
MRS. Johnson last Saturday.
| Mrs. 8. M. Baker and Miss Marion
Baker or Maiden, Mass. and Mr.. s. M.
Baker nave been recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. N. Baker.
MISS Laura Hughes of Newberne,
~; y. has arrived at Glenwood Camp
where she will remain for the rest ~
the summer. '''' "
George w. Kimball and family have
arrived at their cottage "Fairlee .
They have been here about three
weeks, having returned from a winter
spent in California and the south
| They have as guests Mr.. and Mrs ID
=. aGSner OF st. Johnsbury. VT. Mr..
kimball has Just been on a weeks trim
land. y" ''e iS'
Afternoon tea was served LAT r,.,
day at cozy Cottage. Amons thssn
present were Miss svIyers Mi n naS
Miss Ethel Mcleod. Miss Avis St.,