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days ago and will remain during the
rest of August. They have found
Harpswell most delightful place in
which to spend vacation and are
looking forward to spending a very
enjoyable time here
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boehm, Mr.
and Mrs. H. NJ. Dow, Mr.. George Hus-
S. Alden, all of Livermore are recent
arrivals here. They will spend
week at the Strout House, which
they expect to be a very enjoyable
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thurston and
Mrs. Levi Brown, who were away
from the point for a short time re-
Gently. have returned to their cot
tage for the rest of the season.
Mr.. Harry Ginsberg and Mr.. Will
liam Miller of Lexington, Mass. are
spending few days here, having ar
rived the first part of last week
They are finding Harpswell a very
pleasant place to pass a vacation in
Mr.. George A. Emerson of Lewis
ton arrived here a short time ago for
an indefinite stay He is spending
his time at the Strout House, where
he is enjoying every minute of his
stay.
Among the yachts to put in here
for a few days last week was the
"Shyessa w" Of Boston, owned by
Mr.. Alfred Douglass This beautiful
schooner is one of the finest in the
Eastern Yacht Club and is well
known for her performances in the
races around Boston. Mr.. Douglass
has been cruising down the coast in
her for several years.
Mr.. Samuel Sylvester of Lisbon
Falls is spending a few days this
week at this place, but is planning
to return shortly to his home.
Mr. Barron Pinkham of Portland
has returned to his home in that city
after spending several weeks here.
He has been staying with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. s..
Hamilton, at their home on the
point and has had a delightful visit
in every particular
One of the prettiest yachts to be
seen here for some time was the
"Baboon," Of Portland, which stop
ped in here last week. On board
were the owner, Mr.. c. w. West,
Captain l. Carver and seaman James
Doran.
Another of the many beautiful
yachts which have spent a few days
in Potts Harbor during the past
week was the "Adventurer" Of Mar
blehead, flying the pennant OF the
the Corinthian Yacht Club. The Cad
venturer" is one of the finest schoon-
er yachts sailing out of Marbiehead
She is owned by Mr.. w. v. Moss.
Miss Edna King and Miss Florence
Eaton, both Of Auburn, arrived here
recently and are spending a few
weeks at the Downing cottage Lin
wood" on Hurricane Ridge.
Mr.. Albert A. Kezar of Pennington
with Mrs. Ellen Macone and Miss
Lillian Flint of the same place, ar
rived here short time ago and are
occupying the Jemima Bibber cot
tage on Potts Point for their stay
which they hope to be for some time
Miss Angie Campbell and Miss
Mary Ann Strout of Medford, Hill
side, Mass, are recent arrivals at
Harpswell. They are planning an
extended sojourn here which they
expect to be most pleasant one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Pond of
Wrentham, Mass, who have been
spending several days here returned
few days ago to their home in
massachusetts,. They combined
much pleasure and healthful recrea-
ton during their stay, which proved
all too short for them.
Recent arrivals In Potts Harbor
that were much admired by the resi-
dents OF this place were the schoon-
er "Rodina' Of the Eastern Yacht
Club, Boston, and the yawi "Iris' of
Newport, r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Bessy. and
Mr. and Mrs. John Howe of Worces-