Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
trips about the many islands of Casco

WI II. ". buUdCu anu MISS "A. Du-
bach, who have been spending the
summer here, have gone to North
field. Mass, to church conference.
for the rest of the season, as they are
very fond of Harpswell with it's va
riety of scenery and the many walks
which may be taken, such as the one
to Ash Point and that through Sto
vers' Woods.
The HarpSwell Laboratory men
went collecting in their boat to Jew
ellis Island, where they were success
full in finding many sea urchinS and
other creatures of the sea, which
they preserve and examine under thS
microscope.
Mrs. Groeback of Washington, D.
c., has gone to private Sanitarium
in Portland, due to illness. She had
just come here for the summer with
her two boys, Robert and William,
and was looking forward to a happy
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Abbott of Au-
burn, Me-, have arrived with their
children. Margaret, Helen and Far
rington, for a stay of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Sherwin of Wor-
ceSter, Mass, who have been staying
in the Sunset Cottage" on Hurri-
cane Ridge, visited Auburn for a day
where Mr.. Sherwin formerly taught
in the Edward Little High school,
Mr.. Robt. Chambers, who is one of
the staff of Cornell University, is eX-
pected to join his wife. now stopping
at the Bayview cottage.
The Auburn Colony rejoices to vel
come once more Mr.. w. X. Dana,
with Mrs. Dana, who will stay in
their cottage for a few weeks.
A very enjoyable dinner party was
given by Mrs. w. A. McCandless at
the Colony. AS guests of the occa-
sion were Mr.. Williams, noted poet
and writer, who wrote the life of
Pres. Hayes in two volumes; Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Dahlgren, wife of DR..
Uric Dahlgren, professor of biology
in Princeton University; DR.. Neal,
professor of zoology in Tufts College,
and Mrs. Neal.
With the arrival Of Charles Will
liams Kimball, 'cellist in the Sym
phOny orchestra in Philadelphia, and
Mr.. H. Grebe, leading Philadelphia
pianist. Harpswell people may feel
that whenever the occasion demands,
concert we'll worth hearing could
be given. Miss Emma, Antonio and
Rose Grebe of Winchester, Mass, all
accomplished pianists, are spending
their vacation here, enjoying many
pleasant walks and trips about Harps-
! well. They are expecting shortly as
their guests Mr.. Carl Grebe of West
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Harpswell Yacht club held it's
annual meeting at the boat house
with the result that MIR. II. H. Noyes
of Georgetown, Mass, was reelected
Commodore for the ensuing year. A
new float will be built in order that
yachtsmen may have a chance to
haul out their tenders" for over
night.
A pleasant visit over the week end
was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Goodyear, with Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Packard as host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Williams Kimball
OF Everett, Mass, are stopping for a
ten days visit at the Haskell cottage.
Mr.. J. P. Thomas, after a short
vacation, has returned to Boston,
where he is engaged in the architec-
tural business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Weber have
arrived at Downing cottage, where
they will stay through the month of
July.
thiSS Sdlllt Aliell VI AlDdliy, ~. l.,
is enjoying a short sojourn here.
Mr.. Stanley Wheeler, who is with
Chase and Sanborn's in Boston. is
here with his wife for ten days va
cation.
Mrs. John A. Sterritt is spending
her vacation here, coming from Wash
ington, d. c., to enjoy the beauties
Of Harpswell.
Do J;Y,
week in Boston, has returned to
Harpswell, where she will spend the
rest of the summer motoring and
sailing IN her yacht, the Iris"
Mrs. Marguerite Brewer, daughter
OF Mrs. ". K. McCandless, is expect
ed at tie McCandless cottage in the
colony for few weeks vacation.
The Misses May and Frances
SteaIns of Frankford, Philadelphia,
are spending a short vacation here
The Harpswell laboratory boat took
few Of the professors and their
wives on very enjoyable and profit
able trip. They landed first on Rag
ged Island, where sea specimens were
collected, and slowed away for future
use. Dinner was cooked in the open,
after which a beautiful sail up Quo
hog Bay was enjoyed and all return
ed in the best of spirits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Spencer O: Lew
iston are occupying their cottage with
their children, Patrick, Elizabeth and
Dorothy, and expect to stay for the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. l.. Lawson of Portland is stop
ping at the Ridou cottage for the
season.
A pleasant visit by Mr.. A. P. Brad
ford of Boston. Mass, is being en-
ioyed at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett G. Sherwin of Worcester.
Mass.
After a very happy stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams Of Princeton, N. J., have
returned home with lingering i'm
preston Of Harpswell.
Nathaniel Jones, who has been stop
ping with his parents in their cot
tage on Haskelfs Island, has gone to
q military camp at Long Island