Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10

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all the cottages will be open, and the
community will be teeming with the
usual summer activity.
Mr.. Preston Kent of Wilmington,
Delaware, was the guest of Mr.. War
rem Watson for over the Fourth. Mr..
Watson Is to enter Harvard Ibis fall,
having just completed work at the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technol-
ogy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Day of Lewis
ton, are the hosts of houseparty at
the Conant cottage. The party antici-
pates e fine holiday during the ten
days Of it's stay.
Mrs. l.. w. Williams, widow Of
Prof. Williams, whose sad death last
winter will be recalled, is at her cot
tage with her two children and Prof.
Williams mother. The cottage was
formerly owned by Mr.. Merrill.
Miss Marjorie Smith and Mr.. J. W.
Hayden of Lexington, Mass, were
guests at the Burr cottage for over
the Fourth.
Mrs. S. E. Pickering and Mr.. and
Mrs. league from Lewiston, arrived
at their summer home July 5th. Mrs.
Pickering and Mrs: league will stay
during the month Of July and August,
while Mr.. league will go back and
forth, visiting the cottage for a few
days at time.
Sunday, July 9Th, with his family at
their cottage, Hurricane Hut, on the
Ridge.
Mr.. julius A. Fits, Mrs. Waldo
Fits, and the Misses Adrienne and
Esther are at their cottage now. They
will remain there during the summer
months. Mr.. Waldo Fits will join
them August 1st for the balance of the
season.
A good deal of interest was occa-
casioned, Saturday June 2Sth, by the
OF huge shark, which was seen be-
tween Potts Point and Ram Island.
Mr.. Stephen Toothaker and Mr.. Brad
ley P. Wallace as soon as they saw the
animal, set out in a boat to capture
II. Their quest was unsuccessful,
however, for when they got near to
the shark and speared him, the rod
bent and the shark swan off, carrying
the spear stuck into him. Mr. Tooth
aker and Mr.. Wallace aver that the
1t has been long time since a shark
has been seen in this part of the bay,
as they are getting scarce. They are
valuable chiefly for the oil obtainable
from them
Mrs. Elizabeth Pendlebury, with
her daughter Jean, and her mother
Mrs: Baillie, of Philadelphia, Pa, are
at their cottage, 1ngleside, for the
season.
Mrs. Charles Noble and family are
at their home for the summer. Mrs.
Mobiles daughter has been teaching at
Bailey Island.
The South Harpswell baseball team
played a return game up at the Will
lows grounds and lost to their oppo-
nents, the crack Bailey Island team,
by shut-out score, 8 to 0. Bailey Is
land won the previous game, which
was played on their own grounds on
Memorial Day.
Mr.. Robert Bibber has leased his
store for the season to Mr.. Cox of
Portland, who is laying in new stock
of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Langdell and
sons. Marrett and Ralph, of New Bos-
ton, N. H., have now arrived for the
summer. They were delayed in arriv-
ing by the illness of one of their sons.
Master Earl Wallace, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. P. Wallace, has been extreme
ly Ill with a serius case of the
measles. His friends will be glad to
know that he is now convalescing ran.
idly.
The yacht "Pocahontas," bound
from Wollaston, Mass. put into har-
Dor here last week. She will cruise a
little beyond Boothbay Harbor. return
ing this week. Her passengers are
six doctors.
The yacht "Helen NJ" bound from
Boston, Mass. to Bar Harbor. put in
here for over Sunday, June Goth. She
was In command Of Captain Jack
Simpson, with Charles Cook as engi.
neer and Albert Billings as cook.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry r. Rose and
children, Brooks and ZENITH from
Newark, N. j., are here at their cot.
tage in the Auburn Colony for the
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Mari of Lewiston f.
at the Spencer cottage for the sum.
mer as the guest of her chum, Miss
Margaret Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Spencer and their daughter.
Dorothy, were weekend guests of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Spencer, last week. Mr. and Mrs. IJi.
ram Spencer and Miss Theresa Spen.
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