Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-13

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| the occasion were Dr. and Mrs. l.. H.
Lewis of Johns Hopkins, DR.. and
Mrs. D. S. Johnson of Johns Hopkins,
DR. and Mrs. H. v. Neal of Tufts Col
lege, with their children; Mrs. Uric
Dahlgren, Mrs. VIM. Libby and her
| daughter Polly from Princeton, N. j.;
and Mrs Connolly and her two daugh-
tiers.
Mrs. VIM. Libby and her daughter,
Miss Polly, from Princeton, N. j., have
| just arrived for short stay.
Mr.: Frank H. Packard of Lewis
| ton, Me-, who has suffered from
| long illness, is now recovering and
| is once more occupying his beautiful
summer home.
A short but happy vacation was en-
] joyed by MI. and Mrs. E. S. Paul of
Lewiston with their children, Shepley
| and Dorothy. They will return later
in the season.
! Miss Annie Packard, who owns a
cottage at the colony, has gone to
Boston for week on business.
Another addition to the Colony ar
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Blake of NAL
den, Mass, who will stay for the sea-
son.
Leland Rollins and his wife of Au-
burn, Me-, stayed over the Fourth in
the Gordon cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie Page of New
ark, N. j., will spend the summer
in the Baxter cottage.
Mrs. VIM. Libby with Miss Helen
Powell and Mrs. Steut of Washington
had delightful picnic on the rocks
at Orrs Island recently, where. they
watched the surf as it dashed on the
many lodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas P. Sherman of
Philadelphia have arrived for the sea-
son in their cottage on Ash Point,
where they have spent so many
pleasant summers.
Mr.. l.. H. Spaulding of Boston,
Mass, who has recently built a mag
nificent new steam launch is here
with his family. Mr. Spaulding plans
to take many delightful cruises down
the Maine coast.
Mr.. Nelson Gildersleeve is looking
forward to a visit from. Mr.. Irving
B. Tiedman Of Brooklyn, N. Y. He
plans to take Mr.. Tiedman on a
cruise down the Maine coast.
A new Edison Photograph has been
purchased by Mr.. Jos. Gildersleeve
with which he plans to entertain his
friends with many beautiful selec-
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Langdale are
here for a short visit in their beau
tiful cottage situated at the north
end of Hurricane Ridge.
Mrs. H. V. Neal of West Somer-
vile, Mass, her two daughters, Mar
garet and Helen, and her son John
will camp out this summer in the
beautiful pasture below the Calkins
place. Mrs. Neal is now entertain
ing Miss Virginia Beresford of Brook
Ign, N. Y.
Robert and William Seifrtiz, from
Washington, d. c., are here for the
summer. They will assist at the
Harpswell Laboratory in biological
work and research.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bridge of Bos-
ton enjoyed a pleasant vacation over
the Fourth in their cottage at the
I Auburn Colony. ''.s-'----, '- ''''~s.--' .,---.
The old Packard Cottage" at the
Colony has been completely remodel.
ed and built over by Mr.. T. ]. Arnold
of Paterson, N. j., who is now occu-
plying it with his family. A beautiful
new sun parlor is only one of the
many additions which he has made
on the house.
The three daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. K. Dana of Westbrook, Lou
Use, Ethel and Marion, are making
ready the Dana cottage for their
parents, whom they expect shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pinkham spent
the week end with Mr.. Pinkham's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin E. Pink
ham.
Mrs. Geo. S. Page of Newton, N. j.,
has come for the season. She has
bought a fine motor boat, the Qua
na," in which she plans to take MANY
trips around the Bay.
/ Mrs. L. H. Scott is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. J. H. Woodruff, of
| Washington, D. c., in the "Worces-
ter cottage for week
The Haskells Island people are
glad to have with them once more
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Noyes of
Georgetown, Mass. Mr. Noyes is
Commodore Of the Harpswel Yacht
club.
Mrs. Eta Wilkins and Miss Hazel
wilkins are entertaining Mrs. Reed
Coburne and Stella Coburne, ali of
whom are from Greene.
The old tennis court at the Auburn
Colony is being completely rebuilt
and will be, when finished, one of the
beet courts in the state. Many ex-
citing contests are expected by the
Colony people.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Free of Lewis
ton have opened 'Freecroft" cottage
for the season.
The first of the laboratory teas
was held at the Laboratory with Mrs.
Fl. V. Neal and Mrs. d. s. Johnson
as hostesses.
Mrs. G.. G. Cobb of Boston, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. Everett G. Sherwin of
| Worcester, who is stopping in the
Sunset Cottage" on Hurricane Ridge.
Mr.. F. o. Watson of Auburn came
down Friday to stay over Sunday
with his family in their cottage on
Hurricane Ridge.
reproduction of the "Mayhower,"
built by II. 8. Moss of Boston, made
a picturesque sight as it sailed by
Eagle Island three mark channel.