Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-31
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Rockmere House.

.lN#t. tOCkmcre HOUSE.
Mrs. Minnie Arnolds of Brookline,
Mass. who was the housekeeper OF
the Rockmere House, died Tuesday
noon, after weeks illness. Her
body was taken to Rockville, Conn.,,
Tor lnterment. Mrs. A. H. Hamilton,
the proprietor's wife, has taken
charge Of the hotel duties and will do
adj IN her power to look after the
comfort OF the hotel guests.
the latest fad of this house was
taxing a party of dozen or SO peo-
pie up the Yarmouth river to attend
the services of the Baptist Church.
Rev. X. ]. Davis preached an excellent
sermon and afterward he came back
with the party and took dinner at
the house. The Rockmere's boat
Esther" is used a great deal in taking
ont parties for sails around the bay.
tuesday a party of Cousins people
and few of the Rockmere's people
TOOK the Esther and sailed to Peaks
Island. They visited the Gem Thea
ire and had a good time in general.
Ihey returned home during the late
hours of the night after a most pleas
ant moonlight sail. On Thursday
eight or ten of the hotels people took
an afternoon trip about the different
islands.
Saturday about dozen of the Rock
mere Hotels people took a trip to
South Freeport on the Esther and
from there rode to New Meadows Inn
where they had an excellent shore
dinner. They returned about sunset
after fine days trip.
Mrs. Hamilton has as her guest
for the weekend. Mrs. w. H. Green
wood of Cambridge, Mass, also she
had Mr.
Belmont, N. H., for a few days and
they were greatly charmed with the
beauties of this rare spot.
Miss Alice Murdoch of Allston,
Mass, is spending few weeks at the
Sonlerville Cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bergeron returned to their
homes i'll Allston, Mass, after spend
ing a few weeks at this cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chisholm are
leaving for their home in Melrose
Highlands after pleasant stay in
Bayview cottage.
A party of siXty-four people from
Littlejohn's went in the Handy Andy
to Mere Point where the baseball
nine played game. The game
resulted in a victory for Littlejohn's.
The splendid pitching of Nichols kept
down the oposing sides hits and the
Mrs. M. Mark of Hyde Park, Mass,
is a guest at the "Crowsnest" for a
few weeks.
Miss Myra Winslow of Waltham,
Mass, is a guest Of Mrs. M. G. Hicks
for few weeks at the Lynnhurst cot
tage.
Mr.. Francis Welch who has been
summering at the log cabin left for
camp at Barnstable, Mass.
Mr.. Edwin Shivell of Boston, Mass,
spent the weekend with his family
at the White cottage.
BE sure to attend the Charity Tea
and Sale to be given under the aus
Dices of Mrs. Frank E. Dickerman,
Littlejohn's, August l, 1913 from
until p. m. The receipts will be de-
voted to helping worthy girls through
college. Mrs. Elizabeth Soule has
kindly offered her house and grounds
for the affair. If Thursday be rainy
come the next pleasant DAY. Private
boats will land at Mrs. Soule's wharf.
Mr.. Frank Dickerman and Mr.. Ed
ward Baker are making a tour of the
Maine coast in the launch the Nina"
Mr.. Stanford l.. Willis of Dorches-
ter, Mass, who has been spending the
summer with his mother at her cot
tage here left this week for Machias,
Me-, to take up his studies at the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
summer engineering camp which is
located at that place. The course
will take about eight weeks. Mr..
George A. Willis joined his family Sat
urday last for his annual outing. Mr.
Willis is superintendent of the Boston
News Bureau and he Is we'll known
in the newspaper profession of the
Bay State.