Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-02
So.Harpswell

Mrs. Martha R. c. Williams and
children. of Cambridge, Mass, who
have been coming here for several
seasons, arrived again last week and
| have opened their cottage, solid
Comfort" on Hurricane Ridge, for
the summer. They are looking for
ward to most enjoyable summer in
every respect.
| Mr. Samuel Paul, with Mrs. Paul
and family of Lewiston, Me-, are
| spending a few weeks at the Paul
cottage in the Auburn colony, having
come down from Lewiston by automo-
bile. Mr.. E. S. Paul is expected to
| be down later on in the summer.
Mr.. c. w. Bardley of Portland
| Me-, spent few days last week Wis
iting friends at the point, returning
| the latter part of the week.
Mr.. v. S. Darling of Auburn, Me-,
arrived at Harpswell recently and is
| at his summer home on Ash Cove
| Point for the season. Mr.. Darling
has one Of the prettiest locations on
the point and is looking forward to a
most enjoyable vacation. s.
| Mr.. w. ]. Machezid and Miss Flor
! ence w. Hall of Portland, Me-, were
| at the point for short time last
| week.
Mr.. Joseph Spencer of Lewiston,
Me-, is spending a few days at his
cottage at Potts Point, which he is
getting in readiness for occupancy
during the coming summer.
Summer furnishings of every des-
| cription and the best quality can be
! had at R. S. Davis Co., Portland. Adv.
Mr.. A. G. Belts, who has been sink
| ing several wells for residents here,
returned last week for a few days to
Brunswick to get some special tools.
He is at present engaged in sinking
a second well for the Merriconeag
House on the extreme end of Potts
Point.
Mrs. Fred O. Watson of Lewiston.
| Me-, with her sons, Messrs. Warren
AMI Richmond Watson, is occupying
her cottage on Potts Point for the
summer, coming down on Saturday
| of last week. The Watsons are sum-
mer residents of long standing here,
having been coming for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Jackson of Rox-
bury, Mass, arrived last week and
| have opened their pretty house on
| The Jacksons have been coming here
for the past two years and have be-
| come very fond of the place as a spot
| to spend a delightful summer.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. S. Kingsley and
Miss Mary Kingsley are now at their
| cottage on Laboratory Point for the
remainder of the summer season.
DR.. Kingsley is professor of biology
at the university of Illinois and di-
| rector of the laboratory here The
kingsleys have visiting them Miss
u. a. Wells of Galva, Ill.,, who will
work under DR.. Kingsley at the Lab
| oratory.
Miss A. L. Read, of Salem, Mass,
| and Mrs. H. A. Humphrey, of Boston,
are again at -Harpswell for the sum
mer and have opened their pretty
cottage at Laboratory Point. They
have staying with them for the
summer Miss Pauline Gardner of
| Northampton, Mass, who has been
their guest for several summers.
DR.. and Mrs. Duncan Johnson, OF
| Baltimore, Md, are spending the
summer here again, having arrived
from the South a short time ago. DR..
Johnson is professor of botany at
Johns Hopkins University, Balti-
more.
Miss Caroline o. Gildersleeve and
Mr.. Nelson B. Gildersleeve, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived last week at
| their cottage on Hurricane Ridge.
which they will occupy during the
remaining part of the summer. Mr..
| Joseph B. Gildersleeve is expected to
arrive later to join them for the
season.
Mrs. A. E. Austin of Boston,
| Mass, with her son, Mr.. Everett
| Austin, arrived at Harpswell last
| week for the summer and will be
| Joined by DR.. Austin this week for a
| few days.
| Mr.. Thomas J. Arnold of Newark.
\. j., who will occupy the r. NJ. Hub
bard cottage at the Auburn colony
this summer, arrived there last week
and will stay for the balance of the
| season. 1t will be a matter of much
| regret to the summer residents that
| Mr.. Hubbard will not be here this
year, as he has been coming here for
many years and has always been
much interested in the welfare of the
| place.
Mrs. J. P. Thomas of Brookline.
Mass, arrived here recently and
will occupy her cottage on Ash Cove
for the rest of the summer.
Hon. Frank A. Morey, ex-mayor of
Lewiston and member Of the law
firm of McGillicuddy e. Morey, has
had new 23-foot cabin cruiser built
at II. +. Johnson's boat shop, Bailey
Island. which will be in commission
this week. The boat has a 10 h. D.
motor with reverse gear, and Is a
staunch model with beam of seven
feet and three inches and a draft of
two feet. The cabin has two sliding
windows on each side and is deep
enough for standing erect. Mr.. Morey
will use the boat about Casco Bay,
mostly while summering here with
his family.
Some criticism of the condition of
the roads on the Neck is being heard
from autoists. 1t Is probably true
that the roads are rough for this time
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