Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-06
SOUTH HARPSWELL.
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Georges Banks. On the trip from
which she recently returned the
Eleanor" landed fifty fish for
which she obtained a very good
price at the fish markets.
The schooner "Lochinvar", Captain
John Toothaker, with a crew of
eleven was in harbor here over last
Sunday. She had just returned from
a successful fishing trip. the mem
bers sharing SIC man.
No cottage is complete without a
Florence Automatic Oil Stove. Saves
fuel, heat and worry. R. S. Davis
Co., Portland. Adv
Mr.. A. c. Hutchins of Livermore
has returned to his home after pass
ing pleasant outing here. He was
guest at the Strout House during
his stay.
Several parties from South Harps-
we'll have been gotten up among the
summer residents to go up to town
and hear the organ concerts on the
kotzschmar Memorial Organ in the
City Hall Auditorium. These con-
certs are musical treats of rare ma
ture and better way to pass an af-
t"rnoon would be hard to imagine
They are held daily from 3 to p.
m.
Mr.. William Haskell of this place
was away for few days last week
visiting friends and relatives in
Portland and at New Meadows. He
returned here the latter part of the
week -.- ........ 0.- .t...- 49,
The yacht "Winowa," of Boston. en-
route from Boston to Islesboro, was
in the harbor here for short time
last week. On board were Messrs.
K. A. Fisher. VI. NJ. Shenlon, Mr. R.
Prince and G. H. Bernheimer, Of New
buryport, Mass.
The motor boat Peggy" of the
Portland Yacht Club, was anchored
in Potts Harbor over last Sunday.
stopping here after run from
Boothbay Harbor. Those on board
were Miss Day, Miss Stewart, Mr..
Jordan and Captain Hutchinson.
Another motor boat to stop off
here while on cruise down east was
the Sarah" Of Gloucester, Mass, I'M
der CAPTAIN George H. Roberts.
Mr.. George H. Bibber of Glouces-
ter, Mass, was a visitor to Harpswell
for few days last week. During his
stay he was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. John Toothaker, at her home.
Mr.. Bibber was heartily welcomed by
his many friends among the residents
here.
Mr.. Osceola Currier. of Newark. n.
j., and his grandchildren. Miss Edith
and Mr.. Currier McKewen, arrived
here last week and opened his cot
tase in the Auburn colony for the
rest Of the season. Mr. Currier is
one. Of the oldest summer residents
of South Harpswell having been
coming here for many years.
Miss Eta Wilkins and Miss Hazel
Cohen, of Green. Me-, and Miss Kate
last weekend at their cottage on
Potts Point.
Mr.. J. r. Tolman. of Taunton,
Mass, with Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Eddy
Of Boston. were visitors to the point
last week, making brief stay with
friends here. They. are spending the
summer at Mere Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whiting Of
Boston. Mass, have returned to their
home, leaving the latter part Of last
week. They have been spending
their vacation at the Dascomb cot
tage, enjoying most delightful out
ing.
A merry picnic party from this
place went over to Whaleboat Island
one day last week on a raspberry vic
mic In Mr.. Charles Douglass motor
boat. Those in the party were Mrs.
II. NJ. Strout. Miss Minerva Quimby,
Miss Madeline Whitney and Mr..
Frank Aldrich
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. McC1oud Of Nor
wood. Mass. have opened the Rich
ardson cottage on Ash Cove Point
for the remaining part OF the summer
season, having arrived the first part
of last week. They have visiting
them Miss Mary Fuller of Eudora,
Kan.
Mr.. w. G. Crowker of Dorchester
Mass, and Ralph Soule, of Portland,
Me-, were visitors to the point for
few days during the past week.
Miss Lubelle Patrick OF Portland,
Me-, is staying at the Strout house
for short time. Miss Patrick Is the
field secretary OF the Chlldrens
Heart Work Society of Maine. She
Is enjoying her stay at Harpswell to
the very limit and has never expert
enced a more enjoyable outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodward
and their daughter, Miss Beulah
Woodward OF Boston, arrived here
last week for an indefinite sojourn.
They have been greatly delighted
with their experiences SO far.