Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-29

WHO mas Deen exchange professor at
Harvard this winter, and who was
here a few weeks ago, arrived on the
23rd from Boston, at Camp Content
to be the guest of DR.. Herbert V. Neal
Tor several weeks. His daughters,
Misses Marjorie and Helen, met him
ar the steamer and spent several
days with him.
Captain L. H. Scott of Worcester,
Mass, has just finished a SO TT. we'll
underneath the Worcester Cottage"
A 40 gallon tank has been placed on
the roof, where the height is suffi-
clent to give pressure to supply wa
ter to any part Of the cottage.
Develop your films at Ye Tarrie-a-
While Tea Room. Gifts, Candies, etc.
Adv
Mrs. DR.. Arthur E. Austin of Bos-
ton, Mass, and her son, Everett, have
arrived at their cottage on Ash Point.
Mrs. Cary E. Ether and son of York,
Pa, are their guests. Mr.. Everett
Austin has been attending the Noble
and Greenough school in Boston,
where he is preparing to enter Har-
ward University.
Miss Caroline Fowler of ST. Louis,
Mo-, is being entertained by her aunt,
Miss A. Ferguson of st. Louis at the
Auburn Colony
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. league and
Mrs. S. E. Pickering of Lewiston left
for two days at their home last week
and brought with them as guest to
spend a week Mrs. William league of
Lewiston.
Miss Mildred Prince of st. Louis,
Mo-, who was the guest of Miss Car
oline Ives of st. Louis, at the latter's
cottage at the Auburn Colony for two
delightful weeks, left Friday for her
home. Miss Prince is quite we'll
known in the middle West for her art
work. She has painted several prize
taking masterpieces.
Mrs. A. NJ. Packard and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ann Packard of Boston,
who are at present spending the
summer in their delightful cottage at
the Auburn Colony, took a much en-
joyed motor trip to Portland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton NJ. Smith of
Wellesley Hills, came in their car to
visit Mr.. S. B. Carey Friday in the
latter's cottage. '1Nedskennel." On
the way a slight accident was en-
countered in which the automobile
was upset, but no injury inflicted on
either people or vehicle.
Mr.. Lansden McCandless and Eu-
gene Baker of ST. Louis and Mr. Ivan
Arnold of Paterson, y. j., with Mr..
John P. Thomas, Jr., the well-known
of Boston, spent several
much enjoyed days on the yacht
Whisper" last week.
DR.. Walter Paul of Lewiston is Wis
iting his father, Mr.. E. s. Paul, at the
Auburn Colony this summer.
Mr.. Osceola Currier of Newark, ~
j., arrived Thursday for the summer
at his cottage at the Auburn Colony.
He was accompanied by his grand
Newark.
The dances, given at Hamilton hall,
are becoming very popular with all
Harpswell people.
Mr.. Thomas J. Arnold of Paterson,
y. j., celebrated his twentieth we'd
ding anniversary with his wife last
In the evening many peo-
pie were entertained at the Colony
hall, including the entire personnel OF
the Auburn Colony. A ventriloquist
and slight Of hand magician were
obtained from Portland They deliv-
cred a first class performance en-
joyed by ALL A first class orchestra
was on hand to play between acts
and after the performance when the
set enjoyed a very pleasant
dance. The occasion came to an end
after a pseech by Mr.. w. K. Dana and
the presentation Of small golden low
ing cups to the guests.
Mrs. Charles Percy and her son
Stephen of Washington, ID. c., are the
guests Of Captain and Mrs. Stephen
Toothaker for the summer months.
Mrs. Walter Chick of Philadelphia.
Pa, is spending two weeks at the j.
A. Blake cottage at the Auburn Col
,ny. with her mother, Mrs. J. A,
Blake of Maiden, Mass. Her husband
will join her on the first of August.
Miss Katherine Duell and Mrs.
Robert A. Brown have arrived on the
Point to spend the summer. Mr..
Kenneth Brown accompanied them.
He has been attending Polytechnical
school this last winter.
Mr.. Converse Hill of the class OF
1918 of Cornell University, was a re-
cent visitor of Miss Georgia Burr OF
I lexington. Mass, at her cottage on
Ridge. He will fill posi-
ton on scientific farm for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. q. Sherwin Of
Worcester, Mass, who are spending
the summer at their beautiful "Sun
set Cottage" were the guests of Prof.
A. Cook at his camp at Bridgeton for
three days leaving the 10th and re-
turning here the 22nd.
DR.. w. w. G. Spencer and wife of
1888 Beacon street, Brookline, Mass,
are at their cottage at the foot of