Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-09-10
Seaside COTTAGE.

.. Seaside Cottage.
Seaside Cottage, the pleasantly stu
ated summer boarding house on the
island, is still open for the entertain
ing OF summer tourists and at this time
over thirty guests names are upon the
register here. This house is one of the
last to close each summer and in order
to accommodate all those who are de-
sirous of remaining on the island dur
ing this ideal month of September it
will remain open until about October
/. Mrs. F. E. Cram, the proprietor,
conducts an ideal summer home and
all those who are fortunate enough to
come to her for their vacation, find
everything for comfort and pleasure.
Dr. John NJ. Breen of New York City
is visiting DR.. B. F. Luckey at his cot
tage, having arrived Monday after
noon. DR.. Breen was the guest of
Mrs. Elizabeth Fleming of Richmond
Hill. New York. at her summer home
'Cedarcroft' Chebeague Island, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. York of Portland,
Maine, were here on the island, Sunday
and Monday last, and their many
friends were glad to see them once
again.
Monday of last week, the fishing
schooner, Edmund Black, Capt. Dough-
ty, landed in Boston, Mass, with
cargo of one hundred and five sword
fish. The crew disposed of their fish
there, getting ten cents a pound and
each member of the crew Melted 500.
To date the men have two hundred and
fifty dollars to their credit and with the
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trip of the season it is safe to presume
that at least three hundred dollars will
be fair estimate for their sword fish
ing season. Mr.. George S. Crafts,
member of this crew remained on the
island during the present cruise.
Mrs. Charles w. Sleeper of LancaS-
ter, n. H., is at her ideally situated
summer home on MacFerel Cove shore.
The family have been at their home in
the mountains all the past season but
concluded to come to the island for a
little while during the ideal days or
September. Miss Doris e. Sleeper Is
at present in Portland, pursuing her
studies on the piano with DR.. True, the
well-known teacher there. 1t was her
intention to have gone to Germany In
September to study, but the European
war made this impossible.
town, Pa, will spend the rest Of the
summer season with his friend, Mr..
Samuel Wilson.
Miss Dorothy Lawton, the guest or
Miss Josephine Thorp, has left for
her winter home in New Rochelle, n.
Y. Miss Lawton has had wonderful
visit here and is enthusiastic over the
beauties of Bailey Island.
Miss Dorothy Perry of Nyack, New
York, who has been visiting at the
cottage of Major Cress, has returned
to her home, after a delightful stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln RICHTER of
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Morse
of Allston, who arrived here last week
on Thursday, are looking forward
with great pleasure to their stay here.
II the weather permits they intend to
stay through the month Of September.
The Misses Maud, Susan and Dora
Jump and the Misses Matthews, all
from Baltimore, Md, have left for
their homes. They have had very
thought Of leaving.
A party of twenty-five people left
the island last Tuesday. They all
are going to New York on the same
boat Some of those included in the
party are: Miss Viva Barnard, Miss
Margareta Cope, Mrs. Charles
Cope, all members of the Gibson fam
lily; Mrs. Edwin Ford, Miss Elizabeth
Ford, Miss Margaret Burbridge, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter McNeille, Mr.. Edgar
Cope and Messrs. Benjamin and
Theodore Ford.
Miss Janet Lyle of New York City
Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Her
bert Day, at her cottage in the Pas
lures. Miss Elizabeth Lyle, also a
sister of Mrs. Day, has left for visit
at Kennebunkport.
Mr.. Winthrop Coffin of st. Davids,
Pa, has been visiting Mrs. E. e.
Cross at her cottage in the Pastures.
Mr.. Coffin, before his visit here, has
been at Camp Abeneck, Kents Hill,
Maine, for the summer.
Mrs. Susan Bondrup and her
Miss Anne Bondrup, visited
at the Cross cottage for few days.
Mrs. e. e. Cross has joined party
of friends at Intervale, N. H., after a
stay Of a seasons length at her cot
tage, "Crossall."
Miss NJ. G. BHrbridge went to New
York Tuesday. Mr.. L. NJ. Starbuck,
who has also been visiting Mrs. Il. e.
Cross, will go to New York later In the
week
Miss Elizabeth White and Miss An
ma White, who have been visiting Mrs.
III. NJ. Stokes, returned to Cambridge,
Mass, where Miss Elizabeth White
will continue her studies as junior at
Radcliffe college.
Mr.. II. Wallace Smith, Mr. A. o.
Oldyieve and Mr.. w. p. Mcmillan left
last week for New York City, being
called away on business Miss Mary
McFlllian left last Thursday for Phila-
delphla.
Miss Dorothy Allen, who was at
the Driftwood earlier in the season,
has returned for a short stay here.
Miss Grace Smith, sister OF Mr.. II.