Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-08

made member of the Phi Beta Kap-
pa scholastic fraternity. He will work
under the direction of Prof Uric Dab
lgren of Princeton University in his
research work at the Harpswell lab
oratory.
Mrs. Myra Austin and her daugh-
ter, Miss Eva Austin of Lewiston have
taken Captain George R. Johnson's
cottage, "Casco Rest" for the month
of July.
+ Miss Alice and Miss Josephine Per
ry On south Portland were the guests
Of Miss Amy l.. GetchelI over Sunday.
They returned by the last boat on
Monday.
Mr.. N. s. Moffett of st. Louis and
Mrs. Moffett, with their four daugh-
tiers, the Misses Sophie, Florence,
Nathalie and Olive, are at the Auburn
Colony for the entire season. They
nave the beautiful cottage belonging
to Mr. r. NJ. Hubbard, Mr.. Moffett's
partner. Mrs. Moffett's mother, Mrs
r.. Boogher of st. Louis came with
them, and will probably remain some
time.
Mrs. Alvin H. Bibber has been en-
pertaining her friend, Miss Marian
Andrews of Brunswick for the last two
weeks at her home on Stover's Point.
Miss Margareta McCandless, who is
staying at her parents cottage at the
Auburn Colony, was in Boston on
tuesday Of last week, returning
Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Patrick Arnold and
family of Paterson, n. j., are on the
Colony list this year. They arrived
last week and are at Miss Annie
Packard's cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. AMI d. Sanborn and
children from Sabattus and Mr. Will
liam Hay were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William p. Haskell on Thursday
of last week
Recent arrivals are Misses May and
Elizabeth Porter Of Philadelphia. Pa,
VINO have come for the season at
South Harpswell. They are making
headquarters for the present at a To-
cal boarding house.
Mr.. William K. Dana and Miss LOU
ise Dana of Westbrook arrived al
their cottage in the Auburn Colony
last Wednesday and have had it pre-
pared for several guests, among whom
Will be DR.. and Mrs. Horace Porter OF
Pfttsburg. Mrs. Porter is Mr. Dana's
| daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell are
among the arrivals recently. They
came from Lewiston on the sixth and
Will probably remain until early Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. Michael Burke of Lewiston with
his Wife and son, Mr.. John Burke. ar.
rived at their cottage near the Auburn
Colony on July first They are ex-
pecting to spend delightful summer
being enthusiastic admirers of the
Point. The Burkes have owned a cot :
tage here for many years.
The little cottage, Overlook" had
jolly house party last week Mrs.
george II. Jordan was the hostess to
MT. and Mrs. Henry Shibner of Lewis
ton, who have been married recently.
and her mother, Mrs. Albert +. Jordan
on Lewiston. Miss Helen Jordan OF
Auburn was to be there but was de-
layed and Is expected to arrive this
coming week. Mrs. Jordan, owing to
the success of this party, will give
several TO her friends from the city
later In July.
1T is glorious indeed to behold the
American flags displayed this year
throughout the islands, many OF which
are new. They are an outward sign of
the patriotism which is inherent in all
Americans and needs but the touching
OF the difficulties OF the present mo-
ment to bring 1t to brilliancy.
Mr.. Albin j. Gooding of Woodfords,
who has been visiting Miss M. Noble,