Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-31
South Harpswen
Sea Gables.

The guests at the Sea Gables en-
joyed one of the most pleasant weeks
of the season. The good weather
was conducive of many sailing and
fishing parties and kept the guests
continually occupied.
Four dances were held on the no.
tel piazza, giving the young people
an enjoyable time.
party from the house took a trip
to New Meadows Inn, famous for it's
delicious shore dinners.
A great many guests like the Sea
Gables so we'll that they will stay a
great deal longer than first expected,
which proves the popularity of this
house.
The recent arrivals are Marietta
Mcnamara of Cambridge, Gertrude A
Murphy of Cambridge, Alice w. eau
CHAN, Cambridge; Angela w. Collins,
Rockland; E. L. Poole, Rockland; l..
T. Allen, Hanover, N. H.; E. Hodg-
kins, Lewiston; H. M. Cook, Wake
field, Mass; Geo. H. Stone, Waltham,
Mass; J. c.. Baker, Waltham, Mass;
J. J. Sheehan, Boston; Miss Shelby,
rill, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. J. G. H.
Mansfield, Edwin E. Tracy, Brook
line, Mass; Miss Matte Parker, Bos-
ton; Mrs. J. w. Tracy, Hopedale;
Miss Viola E. Tracy, Hopedale.
Mass; VIM. F. Cummings, Fall Riv-
er, Mass; A. l.. Russell, Fall River;
H. A. Collins, Fall River; P. S. Cum
mings, Fall River; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
McCuskee, Braintree, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Stone, Lewiston; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Free, "Freecroft"; Mr.. S.
]. Courtney, New York City; Mrs
Potter, New York City; Mr.. and Mrs
G. S. Prince, lewiston; Russell Pur-
min, Lewiston; F. P. Morse and M.
M. Marion of Boston, Mass; John
Cox, Fairfield.
DR.. and Mrs. J. R. Calkins, who
have spent the summer here, have
returned to their home in Spring
field.
Mr.. J. P. Thomas went on a cruise
down the Maine coast in his yacht,
the whisper"
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Cushman Of Au
burn have arrived here in their auto
mobile to be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Conant in the Conant cottage.
Mr.. Cushman and Mr.. Conant have
hired together fine motorboat with
which they will take many pleasant
trips around the bay
e. Mr.. Jas. Huntington of Brooklyn,
N. Y, spent week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falbee and family
have left Camp Agnes to return to
their home in Lewiston.
Mrs. Uric Dahlgren made a charm
ing hostess at the laboratory tea. The
usual guests were present and very
social time enjoyed by everyone
Misses Eva and Rhoda Connolly left
Thursday from the Lewis cottage for
their home in Baltimore.
After spending a very enjoyable va
cation here Misses Anna and Eva
Rothe have gone to their home in
Baltimore.
Rev. II. P. Woodin, Mr.. Knowlton
Woodin and Mr.. Harlow Weber ar
rived here from Boothbay in the
Woodin's yacht, the Florence"
which was formerly owned by Mr..
F. o. Watson. They were the guests
of the Watsons.
Mr.. Jas. Bathgate, who has visited
the Dahlgrens for short time, has
returned to his home in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker and family of
Lawrence are spending their vacation
here.
Mrs J. w. Sherwin and Miss Lou.
Use Sherwin are guests of -Hfy and
Mrs. 70. G. Sherwin at the Sunset
cottage on Hurricane Ridge. Miss FL
sic Bidford of Boston Is also visiting
the Sherwins
A good, old fashioned clam bake
was given by the Auburn Colony PEG.
pie Saturday.
Mrs. s. Pickering OF Lewiston has
left for New York for short bust
ness trip.
Mr.. Robt. Wallace visited his old
home at Harpswell Sunday.
A good, old fashioned picnic was
enjoyed by some Of the Harpswell
people at Ragged Island, where din
ner was served on the rocks. Those
making up the party were Mr. and
Mrs. e. G.. Sherwin, Mrs p. Carr,
Miss Sally Carr, Mr.. II. A. Free, Ste
phen Toothacher, Jr, and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Packard.
Mr.. J.. H. Hartman has returned
once more to Haskell's Island to join
his family for another short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thomson of