Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-03

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Mr.. George S. Page, Mr. Harrington
Abbott and Mr.. j.. Thomas are
hoping to rest the championship of
the Colony from Mr.. w. Isbel, who
is now considered the best player
Mr.. Phil Dana, former champion of
Maine, will arrive soon and add
greatly to the interest in tennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Dana are now
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. David
| Parker, who formerly owned a cot
tage in the colony, but who are now
| living in Pasadena, California
Miss NJ. Currier, Miss Edith Cur
rier and Judge are at the ;>Carrier'
cottage for the summer.
Mr.. H. G. Lerd of Newark, N. j.,
has opened her cottage at the
Auburn Colony for the summer.
Mr.. John Achorn has installed
fine new engine in his boat the Fun
and expects to have many fine trips
in it with the boats increased speed.
Miss Minerva M. Quimby, who has
| been enjoying her summer here will
spend the weekend with friends in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Brown have
opened their cottage on Hurricane
Ridge for the su.amer.
Mrs. Abbie A. Bracket and Miss
Hazel NJ. Bracket of Boston, who
nave been stopping in their cottage
for two weeks, have left for a trip
| to Niagara Falls.
After very happy vacation Mr..
Irving B. Tiedman of Brooklyn, New
York, who was stopping with Mr..
| Nelson B.. Giidersleeve at his cot
! tage on Hurricane Ridge, returned to
! his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julia of Lisbon, have
! spent pleasant vacation as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Teauge in
their cottage on Hurricane Ridge.
| Mr.. Teauge has just returned from a
| trip to Buffalo, New York, but is glad
| to be once more at his beautiful
| new summer home on Hurricane
! Ridge.
| A farewell party was given by
Mrs. E. Pendlebury to Mr.. and Mrs.
6. Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. A.
Perry Strout on the eve of their de-
parture. Games were played and
| selections on the Victrola given.
| Those present besides the guests of
! honor were the Misses Adrienne and
Esther Fitz, Frances Walton and
Miss Janet Pendlebury.
Miss Sophie Moffit is entertaining
her college friend, Miss Athewater.
Mrs. Howes and daughter of Pa
t'rSon. j., and Mr. Thurston
! Christie of the same city, are being
entertained by MI. and Mrs. T. J.
Arnold at their cottage in the Auburn
Colony.
Miss Annie Packard has gone to
! Boston to make ready her new home
| for III" fall. when it will be opened
| formally. Miss Packard will return
| later.
Mr.. L. H. Hartman, after a very
| enjoyable stay at Haskell's Island
mas returned to his home at Havc1-
hill. Mass. Mrs. S. K. B. Pingre, of
Newburyport, Mass, is now a guest
Of her sister, Mrs L H Hartman a.
her cottage on Haskell's Island.
The Cement work Oh the piers
which mold up the Harpswell Yacht
| club house, has commenced to
| crumblc away. New or re-enforce.i
piers will be made to take their
| place.
| Mrs. Emma Henkels of Frankfort.
life long friend of Mrs. E. PenGle-
hury's. is stopping with her for the
| summer.
Mi. ard Mrs. S. B Wheeler of Bos-
TON, after having happy vacation
here have returned TO their home.
Miss Brievogel of Jamaica Plain.
| Medford, are summering in the Has
kell cottage for the summer
| Mr.. Warren NJ. Watson has re-
turned to Harpswell again and will
| stop at the cottage of his father, Mr..
r. o. Watson. He has worked on
| research problems under DR.. j. E.
Butcher of Brown University where
| Mr.. Watson is working toward his
doctors degree.
Several collecting expeditions were
taken by the laboratory people late
~ at Basin Cove and Jewels Island.
Many interesting SPECIMENS were col
lected among which were also urch-
ms, starfish, sand dollars, Nereis and
| Cerebratatus.
very enjoyable trip was taken
! by some of the laboratory people in
| their boat. They went up Middle
bay to Mere Point, where they
landed and stayed for an hour On
there way back they stopped at
Whaleboat to see the Heron Rock
cry. Those in the party were DR..
| ID. S. Johnson, Mrs. d. S. Johnson,
Duncan Johnson, David Johnson, DR..
Johnson's mother, Mr.. William and
Robert Seiffritz, Herbert Grosback
and DR.. Leonel.
DR.. Uric Dahlgren is expected to
| arrive in his new 35-foot sloop,
| which was built at Friendship, Maine.
| He plans to take many cruises down
the coast on her and go sword fish
ing with his two boys, Joseph and
| Uric.
DR.. II. V. Neal went to Boston for
few days on a business trip
AS guests to the Spenser family in
their cottage on the north end of
Hurricane Ridge, there are expected
Miss Theresa Spenser, Miss Margaret
s:penser and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
| Spenser.
Mr.. G. ID. Fuller and Mrs. F. p.
Monroe are stopping in the Wallace
| cottage for two weeks.
Mrs. II. r. Rose and her daughter,
Edith, are welcomed again at the