Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-13
Library Sale.

The long looked-for and long-await-
ed library sale took place yesterday,
and all the expectations and desires
or the promoters were realized in the
highest degree. The attendance on the
sale was large. the donations generous
the service excellent and the whole
affair was a success from the begin
ming to the end. No pains were spared
by the ladies in charge of the sale
to make everything go smoothly and
to them goes the major share of cred
it. The thanks of the committee is
extended to all who in any way helped
to make the sale success, for the
worthy object, money for the island
library, commended itself to every
one on the island, and they responded
generously, as they always have, to
the call. The amount cleared has
not yet been determined, but will be
announced in this paper as soon as
possible.
Mrs. Theo Shields has announced
class in Ear Training and Songs on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings for the remainder of the season.
Already the class is a success and
many are in attendance each session.
Mrs. C.. M. Valentine Of CIoster,
n. j., arrived Tuesday last at the is
land for a visit at the Plack cottage
as guest Of Mrs. Plack
The usual church service was held
last Sunday afternoon in the church
building on Church Road, with Rev.
Mr.. Kloman officiating. Mr.. Kloman
will come every Sunday for the re-.
mainder Of the season it is expected
DIR. G. b. Cragin of Rondout, N. j.,
left last Friday from Mr.. George w.
KimbalPs Fairlee cottage, where he
has been summering for a fishing trip
in the Carry Ponds in Northern Maine
He has spent very delightful time
here, and was sorry to leave, although
anticipating continued pleasant out.
ing.
Mrs. L. w. Southland has returned
to the island again and is established
as usual at Wannelaki lodge on Sun
set road. Mrs. Southland has been on
the island regularly until recently,
when she moved to Westbrook, but
she has now sold her farm there and
Is on the island for an indefinite STAY
with her daughter.
The r. s. Davis Co. offers the cot
tager everything for the summer
home at reasonable prices.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holder of
Worcester, Mass, were guests over
last Sunday at Wannelaki lodge on
Sunset road.
Miss Maude Smith Of New York is
at present visiting Miss Elizabeh Grif.
fths at her attractive cottage on
Church road.
MIR. J. G.. Smith of New York re.
turned last Saturday to his home af.
ter a pleasant sojourn as the guest
OF the Il. A. Solomons at their slightly
cottage, Breeze Bluff on Church Road.
On Friday Of last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomons entertained their guests
with a regular oldfashioned clambake
which was enjoyed by all very great
ly.
Mr.. l.. w. Southland, who was for.
merly of this island, is now engaged
in work on the Ellxins house on Hope
Island. This house is progressing
rapidly, the plastering now being
done, but there is still large amount
OF interior finishing work to be done
before 1t is ready for the occupancv
OF the Hkins family.
Mrs. II. X. Jordan and family arriv.
ed last week on the island and have
opened their cottage, Iva Villa. ON
Church Road for the rest OF the sen.
son. At present they are entertain.