Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-26

Secretary of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association at Brooklyn, N. Y.
who has been in Brooklyn on business
for two weeks and will return again to
the island for three more weeks.
Stetson's Ice Cream Parlor is pros
pering in the agreeable weather and the
clean and dainty little room is almost
constantly filled with people enjoying
| the most delicious ice cream.
Captain and Mrs T. R. .Akinsons and
family and nephew, William Goodwin,
and niece, Mae Goodwin, all of Lowell,
Mass, are spending part of the sum-
mer at their cottage, "Hill-crest."
They expect to leave within the next
two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Siddows of Washing
ton, who has been summering at Sun
set Hill House at Sugar Hill, N H., is
the guest of Mrs. E. w. Allen of Wash
ington, D. c., at the knight cottage.
Judge Charles F. Perkins and wife of
Brookline, Mass, also spent last week.
end here and Miss Emma S. Verrill of
Elmira, ~ Y, is another one of Miss
I Aliens guests. She has been staying
at Casco Terrace at falmouth Fore
side, Me-, for the first half of the sea-
son.
The house-party of which Mrs. A. G.
Cotton of Arlington is the charming
hostess, is comprised of Miss l.. D.
Powers of Arlington, Miss Harrison of
Baltimore, Md, Miss George Teele of
Arlington and Miss A. E. Teele, Miss
NJ. Pugsley c. New York City. They
will remain until the season is over
and Mrs. Cotton will leave with them
for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Day of Liver
more Falls, Me-, are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Jordan of Turner, Ne,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ]. Riley of
Livermore Falls at the large cottage,
"Nezinscott," situated near the John
son, on the edge of the Balsam woods
and near the laundering surf. The
party arrived on the 14th and will
leave on the 9th Of this month.
Erwin Sinnett is planning for several
entertainments, the nature of which is
as yet not quite decided. Undoubted-
ly several large dances will be among
them as the ambitious undertakings
are not limited to small affairs only.
! While hauling his mackerel pound
last Thursday Mr.. G. B. Johnson dis
covered a large horse mackerel inside
of his net. A stout strap was fasten-
ed about the fish's tail and several
motorboats nearby were hailed and
helped tow the monster into the fish
market, where, upon being weighed,
the scales showed $50 pounds. Sew
:. eral summer guests took pictures of
this unusually large sized fish. The
pound was injured slightly but I'M
| ffNr- ol t1,a ~ -.
NAL could not be controlled sufficient
ly to prevent this.
Mr.. Water Mcfarland of New York
City is visiting Mr.. and Mrs R. Hunt
, ington Woodman of Brooklyn at their
/ cottage, the "Mainstay," situated on
Maiden Lane. Both Mr. Mcfarland
and Mr. Woodman are cruising on the
coast in the yawl "Windjoy," built by
Wilbur Morse at Friendship, Me. Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Prince Of New
York are also guests at the Mainstay
and will remain for an indefinite per-
iod of time.
Miss Susan Gushing Of Boston,
Mass, and Mrs. Albert Wilcox of Peru
whose husband is United States
!. Consul in that southern republic, are
being entertained by the Misses Marie
. and Leonie Sauveur of Cambridge,
Mass, at their cottage on Pebbly
Shore, directly facing the ocean to-
wards the East. They will remain for
some time yet. -...
, Mrs. James Harvey Patton and her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Patton, OF
Newtonvi1le, Mass who have been
? here many summers before and are
very popular among the summer col
onists, arrived last Thursday from
their home in Massachusetts and have
! taken the "Bluxome" cottage situated
in the pastures again this season. They
are not decided how long they will re
main.
: A remarkable swimming feat fol
|, girl Of 10 years of age was
, accomplished last Wednesday by
2 Miss Doris Sinnett, daughter OF
70. e. Sinnett. Miss Sinnett accom-.
! panied by Mrs. Harold Cram swan
: across the mouth of Mackerel Cove
Mrs. Cram was constantly watchins
her young friend so that in case she
should sink, she would be able to save
2 her. Nothing of this sort happened
however, and the young lady came a.
shore on the other side OF the cove as
fresh and strong as when she had en-
/, tered. Had 1t not been for her already
greatly astonished friends, she would
have attempted the trip back in the
water, but seeing the danger In this
!. her friends advised her against doing
[, II,
Miss Elizabeth Mcfarland. who was
! entertained by Commander and Mra