Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20

It was found that the library sale of
this year had netted the fund the
magnificent sum of $135. It is DOS.
slple that a few more dollars may
come in later, but this sum in itself
Is credit to the energy and indus.
try OF the promoters of the fair. and
an example of what a loyal summer
colony Cliff Island has. It seemed
as II everyone on the island, sum.
mer and winter residents alike, at
tended and bought the dainty and
useful articles which were offered for
sale. The immediate use of the
money realized will be the repairing
or the newly acquired cottage which
IS to be used as the library for a
while, until the projected building Is
built. !
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Newey of Bos.
ton, Mass, were the guests of the
Misses Laura and Nellie Bennett at
the cottage of Sunset Road last week
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Newey have
been spending the summer at South
Harpswell, and came to Cliff by mo.
tor boat, enjoying the trip and stay
very greatly.
1t Is regretted by all the islanders
That Mr. and Mrs. George M. Fiske
OF Auburndale, Mass, are not to he
at their cottage at all this summer.
They had been rather expected to
come down, but have not been able
to do SO. They are longtime resi-
dents of the island and always take
a prominent part in the Improvement
OF the island. Their cottage is "The
Ledge" Sunset road.
DR.. WI Franklin Temple, Jr., of
Beacon street. Boston, Is spending
the remainder of the summer with
Mrs. F. E. Mayberry and family at
hancllne cottage. DR.. Temple is a
graduate of Harvard University and
Harvard Medical School, and =: had,
two years training at the Massachu-
sets General Hospital, paying spe-
clal attention to surgery and as
sisting DR.. S. J. MiXter of Boston. the
noted surgeon.
Mr.. Norman I. Black of Grayledge
Cottage Is constructing stone pier
in his spare time. Mr. Black plans
to extend the pier out to a point
where the end will always furnish
water enough for his small boat. the
tender for the 'Dhila," his new and
fast motor-boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kenney of South
Paris. Maine, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Kimball
at the Fairlee Cottage for the past
week or ten days. The Kimballs are
among the long-season residents of
Cliff. coming down in May and not
leaving till we'll into October.
Rev. Mr.. Coleman took Rev. H. F.
kloman's place as the minister at
the regular Sunday church service
last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Kloman will
have charge next Sunday, however
and during the remainder of the
present month. 1t has not been de-
cided vet when the last service will
be held.
Mr.. A. S. Cobb of Lord e Co..
Portland, spent the weekend on the
island with his family.
Mrs. T. w. Joyce and daughter,
Mildred of Providence, r. l., who
have been the recent guests of Mrs
r. K. Jordan at Iva Villa on Church
Road, returned to their homes last
week after a very enjoyable visit.
Mr.. John N. Solomons of Kingston,
Massachusetts, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Solomons at BreeZee
Bluff Cottage on Church Road, for
time. -it.
Among the recent guests at the
Sweet Briar Cottage are Mr.. w. F.
Moore of Melrose, Mass, Mrs. N. E.
Emery Of Cliftondale. Mass, and Mrs.
II. A. Foss of Portland. Me-
Go to r. S. Davis for cottage ne
Rev. and Mrs. Henry F. Kloman,
with their sons Felix and Joseph, and
daughter Anna, who are summer
ing at Falmouth Foreside, Maine.
were visitors at the island for day
last week.
Hon. o. G. K. Robinson and wife of
Maine, were the guests
of Mrs. r. K. Jordan, at Iva Villa,
last Sunday. Mr.. Robinson is the
mayor of Westbrook
Miss Dora Campbell who was in
iured some weeks ago by falling off
McKeens Wharf, is reported much