Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-30
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He was accompanied by Mr.. H C.
Gardiner, also Of Portland. who will
be his guest during the cruise. The
gentlemen are looking forward to a
jolly good time on this trip and so
far have had their trip realized to the
fullest extent.
Another yacht to put in for a short
time last week was the "Idlewild."
belonging to Mr.. John Cakes Burke
OF Portland, with a party of friends,
on the way back from Cundy's Har-
Dor. Those in the party besides Mr..
Burke were: Mrs. Philip Curtis, Mrs.
Herman Burke, Miss Florence Smar-
don, Mr.. Raymond Foster and Mr..
Paul Sterling, who all enjoyed the
trip in the ''Idlewild" to the fullest
extent.
The Auburn Colony baseball team
is being organized under the man
agement of Mr. John Brown and it is
probable that some exciting games
will be seen shortly on the local
diamond. There are several players
of ability available and it seems that
strong team will be put in the field.
The battery will probably be compos-
ed of Messrs. Guy Davis and Jasper
Harmon, the former hailing from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy and the latter from Amherst Col
lege.
The regular Saturday night dance
was held last week at the Colony
dance-hall and proved a great sue
cess. A large number were present
from the summer colony here, so the
evening passed very pleasantly. The
music was furnished by Mrs. A. H.
T OFF INIT
Deane, pianist.
Chapel meetings are being held
every Sunday in the hall at the Au-
burn colony which have been we'll at
tended by the summer residents. Rev.
Henry Rose of Newark, y. j., pres
ided last Sunday.
Mrs. George F. Bartlett of Lewis
ton, Me-, was the guest for a few
days last week of Mrs. Frank Morey
at her cottage on Hurricane Ridge
The Moreys went up last week to
Cliff Island in their motor boat to
see the game between Cliff and Bail
ey, Mr.. E. F. Pidgin, who is staying
at the Morey cottage, being in the
Bailey lineup. The game broke up
in dispute, Bailey being ahead to
at the time.
Mr.. Howard A. league returned
last Saturday to his cottage here, af-
ter having been away for a few days
at his home in lewiston.
Mr.. Jean Henley, of Lexington,
Mass, who has been spending some
time here, has returned to his home
for few weeks. He expects to come
back to Harpswell later in the seas
on, however.
A very enjoyable laboratory tea
was held last Friday afternoon which
was well attended by the laboratory
people. These teas are always very
delightful informal affairs and are a
pleasant feature of the summer life
here.
Be prepared against fire and insure
your summer cottage with the firm of
c. L. Jordan G Co., Press Building,
Portland. Adv
Mr.. D. S. Thompson, who recently
purchased and moved into the Jordan
White cottage on Hurricane Ridge,
was taken seriously i'll last week. His
condition was so grave that it was
thought best to take him to his
home in Auburn and an ambulance
was brought down for the purpose of
carrying him up Harpswell Neck. His
many friends here all join in hoping
that it will not be long before he is
back again and completely recovered
from his illness.
The yacht Louise Of Marblehead,
Mass, John w. HARDWOOD of Boston,
owner, was in port here last week.
Mr.. Harwood, together with Mr.. Rob-
ert Cushman Of Boston and Mr.. Ar
chibald c. Madison of Providence,
R. l., are taking cruise down the
Maine coast and have enjoyed it
thoroughly in spite of the occasional
bad weather.
Mr.. L. P. Hazeltine, of Portland,
Me-, arrived here last week for
stay Of some duration. Mr.. Hazeltine
is making the trip on business. He
represents the Bradstreet Co. of
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