Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-13
SOUTH HARFSWEIt.
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are expecting another prosperous
month to add to their last months
record.
Mr.. Harry Rowe and Mr.. Edward
Bigelow of Auburn entertained a
party of friends here last week and
gave them a most delightful outing.
Mr.. Preston Clark arrived at
Potts Harbor last week in his motor
BOAT, "Pocahontas." He had a par
ty of sixteen on board who spent sew
eral days here at the point.
Professor Agassiz, grandson of
Louis Agassiz, the famous zoologist,
was among the yachtsmen who an
chored here last week He is cruis-
ing in his schooner yacht ,"Kirrin,'
and stopped here to visit DR.. Kings
ley at the Tufts College laboratory
here, where many noted biologists
combine work with play during their
summer vacations.
MI. Walter Boogum, Mr.. Bayard
Rodman and Mr.. George Christy Of
New York stopped in here in their
power cruiser. They are spending
the summer at Swans Island and
are now taking a cruise along the
coast, enjoying the beauties of the
many harbors for which the coast of
Maine is famous.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Macdonald of
New York arrived here last week.
They are accompanied by their two
sons. Daniel and Joseph, and expect
to be here for some time.
Mr.. NJ. G. Reid of Boston, Mass.
who has been coming to Harpswell
for his vacation for six consecutive
years, is back again for a two weeks
visit, which he expects to enjoy just
as much or more than the six preced-
ing ones.
Mr.. c. A. Pinkham, Mr.. Robert S.
Pinkham, Mr.. ]. A. Memo and Mr..
E. o. Bockayne of Wollaston, Mass,
stopped in here in their schooner
yacht, the "Claytonia," on their way
down East on a cruise
Mr.. Robert King and Mr.. J. A.
Vaudeville, both of East Orange, n.
j., are now at the point, having ar
rived last week intending to- spend a
short vacation here.
Mrs. Horace Penley of Auburn and
Mrs. Bickford of st. Paul, Mimi,
are stopping at the Strout House,
near the steamer landing.
Another new arrival at the Strout
house is Mr.. George Sampson of
Worcester, Mass, who arrived last
week for short stay.
DR.. II. B. Williams and his son
Stanwood Williams of Milton, Mass.
are here now as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin S. Hamilton at their
pleasant Harpswell home, and are
having most enjoyable visit.
Captain Thomas Fox of Boston en-
chored here last week in Potts Har-
Dor. He is cruising east in his
schooner yacht the Tangent"
Mr.. Edgar Hatch Of Portland is
among those who arrived at the
point last week for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith of
Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. E. B.
Pendlebury. They are most enthusi-
astlc in their praise OF Harpswell
and we will all agree with them that
IT would be hard to find a more de-
lightful place in which to visit. Miss
Jean Pendlebury has returned to
Harpswell after visit to Miss Mar
garet Embery at Cape Elizabeth.
There have been many arrivals at
Mrs. j. II. Stover's during the last
week. DR.. and Mrs. William A. Locey
are mere from Evanston, ILL.,; Rev.
Mr.. McCauley and son have arrived
from New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
klmball from Everett, Mass, and
Miss Duhrin and Miss Duffy from
philadelphia, Pa. They are all en-
Joying fine outing here in Maine.
Miss Mcclellan Of Portland is now
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. M. Pack
ard, at her cottage in the Auburn
colony and is having a most enjoy
able time.
Miss Elizabeth Hall Of Medford.
MASS, VINO has been having de-
lightful visit here as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Blake for the last
TWO weeks has now returned home.
Mr.. t. j. Arnold, who has just re-
turned here after few days in New
l., 4. o[k, gave a lawn party last week
In honor of the fifteenth birthday of
his daughter, Miss Florence Arnold.
After playing games on the lawn. the
guests adjourned to the hall where
were served. The
chief attraction of course was the
Dig birthday cake with It's fifteen