Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20

ter, Mass, were recent visitors of
Mr.. Lewis H. Scott at Worcester
Cottage" on Hurricane Ridge. They
stopped off here after having been
on motoring trip through New
Hampshire and Vermont and went
from here to their homes in Worces-
ter. Mr.. Lewis K. Scott of Worcester,
who has also been a guest of Mr..
and Mrs Scott for some time. left
few days ago for his home. Mr..
Scott has been making several i'm
provements around his cottage,
among which are a cement block in
front OF the piazza and a wall in
back OF his garden. His garden has
been much admired by the neighbors
this year, particularly beautiful
sight being the poppy bed which
which was in full bloom last week
In another part of the garden Mr..
Scott has something rarely seen in
Maine at this time of year, for here
are Strawberries, ripe, green and
still in blossom. He expects to get
these berries from his garden all the
way until snow fall
Miss Margaret F. Yool of Phila-
delphia, Pa, is visiting her mother
and sister, Mrs. E. B. Pendlebury
and Miss Jean Pendlebury, at their
cottage here. She expects to remain
here as their guest for the remain
ing part Of the summer
Mrs. Herbert A. Norton and Miss
Eunice Norton of Chelsea, Mass,
arrived here a short time ago and
are staying as guests of Mrs. J. H.
Slower at her home on the Main
Road. They expect to make an ex-
tended sojourn here.
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y. j., who has been staying with his
wife and family at the R. NJ. Hubbard
cottage in the Auburn colony, has
returned to his home in New
Jersey.
The putting green which has been
recently instituted at the Auburn COL
ony has been in much favor with the
summer residents and is proving a
welcome addition to the summer
sports here.
Mr.. Roger Green of Hoosic Falls, n
Y, has been a recent guest of Mr.
E. F. Pidgin, who is visiting Mrs
Frank A. Morey at Hurricane Hut
Mr.. Green was the football coach at
Bates College last fall and was one
of the most popular that that team
has ever had. He graduated recent
ly from the University Of Pennsyl-
vania Law School and was admitted
to the bar in Portland this spring
Mr. Morey as usual spent the week
end with his family here, bringing
with him DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Garceon
of Lewiston.
A clever minstrel show was given
at Hamilton Hall last Friday night.
The performers were mostly resi-
dents of Bailey Isalnd, the entertain
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the Bailey Island baseball team.
The performance was very Amusing
one and the two end men, Messrs.
William Tracy and Edward Adelman,
kept the audience IN continual
gale of laughter. Mr. Edward Pidgin
as interlocutor ran the proceedings
in first-class manner
DR.. j. s. Kingsley was away from
the point for few days last week,
having gone to Norway, to attend
the meeting held with regard to the
formation Of State Academy OF
Science. DR.. Kingsley went in the
interests Of the Harpswell laboratory.
Professor and Mrs. J. W. Seannon
arrived here last week for the rest
OF the summer. DR.. Scannon is pro-
fessor of zoology at the University
of Minnesota.
Mr.. J. willard Hayden of Lexing-
ton, Mass, is visiting Miss George
Burr at her cottage on Hurricane
Ridge for the rest Of the month.
Mr.. r. s. Yancey OF Houston, Tex,
arrived here few days ago and has
Joined Mrs. Yancy and Miss Yancy
who preceded him here.
Mrs. G. p. Sherman gave a din
ner party last week at her cottage
on Ash Point. Each guest was re-
ouired to prepare some part OF the
dinner, this novel idea being the
cause of much entertainment for the
different ladies who were present.