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

lecture on this subject this summer
in the Library Hall.
Mr.. N. w. Haynes of New York
City arrives this week to join Mrs.
Haynes here. Mr.. Haynes spent last
winter at Pinehurst, n. c. He is at
present writing for the Outing Maya
zine. where several of his articles
have appeared in former years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Thurber, of
Providence, r. l., who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Black at
their cottage on Stones Cove, return
ed recently to their home, after a
most enjoyable visit. They made
the trip back from Portland by auto.
Miss Mary Carye Bachelor, of
Baltimore. Md, arrives this week to
join her mother, Mrs. x. B. Bachelor
ing friends in Old Town, Allegheny
County, Maryland She will bring
with her as a guest Miss Margaret
Sellman, of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Black of
Maiden, Mass, arrived at the island
on Monday and will occupy Glen
wood cottage on Sunset Road. Mr..
Black is the head of the firm of Will
mouth street, Boston, firm which
has been established for twenty
eight years.
Mrs. J. d. Rankin and Mrs. Harold
Mason leave this week for their home
in Maiden, Mass, after spending the
month of June at their cottage on
Sunset Road.
Mr.. Horace P. Cobb of Ports
mouth, n. H., and Miss Effie Scott of
Portland. Me-. arrived at the island
on Saturday of last week and will
spend few days at Daisy" cottage.
Mr.. D. E. Cooling and Miss Mar
garetta Cooling, of Wollaston, Mass,
are staying for some time at the
Rankin cottage, Sweet Briar," on
Sunset Road.
The Cliff Island baseball team is
scheduled to play a double header on
July 4th with the Long Island team.
The Cliff Island boys are travelling at
top speed at present and hope to pull
down two victories at the expense OF
their opponents, Dwinal Griffin, AL
den Mcleod, Stanley Cushing and
Ernest Southland will probably do
the pitching for the home team, with
George Gushing behind the bat, and
two exciting games are looked for.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Maasbyll of
Cumberland Mills, Me-. arrived at
the island on Saturday of last week
for the summer and are staying at
Ocean Spray" cottage near the
steamer landing. Miss Edna Mas
byll is expected next week They
had as their guests over last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl MacFarlane and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Jones of
Cumberland Mills. Mr.. Maasbyll is
superintendent of the pulp depart
ment at the Warren Paper Co. at
Cumberland Mills, and with his fam.
lily has been coming here for several
seasons.
Mrs. I. w. Shields of Bethlehem,
Pa, is spending the summer at Cliff
and during her stay is occupying the
pretty Murphy cottage on Woodland
Road.
Mr.. c. T. Green and family of NAL
den, Mass, are spending the summer
in their prettily located summer
home, 'Khamp Mycszery," on the
West Shore. The Greens have many
friends and acquaintances among the
residents here and are always assur-
ed of a hearty welcome on their ar
rival at the island.
Mrs. Henry Bird of Portland ar
rived this week at her pretty cottage
on Sunset Road for the balance of
the summer.
Mr.. E. A. Maxwell of Woodfords
has bought a cottage near the steam
er landing and is now occupying it
with his family. Mr.. Maxwell has
made several improvements upon his
cottage and it is now one of the
prettiest on the island.
Mr.. Raymond Deavitt of Lynn,
Mass, arrived at the island last week
for the rest of the summer While
here he will act as clerk at C. NJ
Cobb's store.