Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-10


Thomas R. Patterson, Marietta. Fla.
Miss j. G.. McElroy, Philadelphia,
Penn. Miss e. M. McElroy. Phila-
delphia, Mr.. James Roy, Micon, Mary
land, Miss B. B. Nicolson. Washington
D.. g. Miss Martha M. Mills, Spring
field Mass, Miss Carrie j. Emery.
Springfield. Mr.. William Haynes.
N. 7. City and Messrs H. E. and R.
l.. Whitaker of Baltimore, Md.
The Beeches.
This summer boarding house is
noted for never having poor season.
rms summer is no exception. TO the
rule but is even exceeding this state
ment. Never before for five years
mas the house been so full. The
quietness and restfulness of the place
allow one to relax SO completely that
every one who comes here leaves
refre shed and with renewed vigor.
The food is also another great at
traction to the people because no
where in the Bay can better or more
wholesome food be found than, right
mere, while few houses or hotels can
equal it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harrop have
been spending a few weeks here.
They left the island last Saturday
for their home in Worcester Mass.
The recent arrivals here are Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur S. Taylor of Spring
field Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bart
lett, Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Lee, Watertown Mass. Miss Flora
A. Hafely Boston, Miss Dorothea
Anderson, Chicago, Illinois, Miss Ida
G. Anderson, Chicago, Mr.. William J.
Leonard, Syracuse, N. Y, Mrs. Kath-
crime Leonard, Dumont, New Jersey.
MISS Mary Shean, Chicago, Miss Ida
Eurk, Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Beecroft, of New York City.
The annual sale of the Cliff Island
Library Club which occurred on We'd
nesday August 9, at the Library from
three until six proved itself to be
splendid success. The several tables
taking in about the usual amount of
money. each.
Ihose in charge of the various
tables were as follows; Fancy-work
table Mrs. Kemp Bachelor, cake ia
Bile Mrs. o. P. Stone assisted by
Mrs. Boardman, candy table, the
Misses Bennett, farm produce table
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Anna Nc
Keen of Jewels Island and pop corn
table Miss Margaret Griffin. The
money realized over the expenses of
the sale will go toward the painting
anG general improvement of the. Lib
rary House.
Mr.. Williams Haynes arrived on
the island last Friday night to visit
his wife VINO is staying at the Aucocis-
co House this summer. Mr.. Haynes
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book telling about the various le
gends and yarns of the different is
lands in the Bay.
from the island. She left the island
last Monday for Boston and re-
turned here the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. Raymond Smith, brother of the
Misses Smith, has left the island He
left last Monday for his nome in
Brooklyn, Ne--E DIRK, after having Wis
itGu mere for two weeks. Mr.. Smith
has never been on the island before
but in these past two weeks visit ne
has made great many friends among
the summer residents of the island.
His friend MR. 'Gifffen Bates, will re-
turn to Brooklyn with him having
greatly enjoyed his weeks visit here. !
Mr.. Ray Brown and his sister Mrs.
A. G.. Blaisdell and Miss Ethel Lin
nell all of Minneapolis spent last
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Glib
son at their cottage here. They are
touring the East visiting their rela-
tives and friends. Formerly they
were from Concord, N. H., where Mr..
and Mrs. Gibson and family make
their winter home. Mr. and Mrs. j.
of I'll
guests Of the Gibson's for over the
week end
Last week the Cliff Island Base
ball Team visited Chebeague and in
an exciting game were beaten by the
score of II to 8. The batteries for
Cliff were D. Griffen and George
Cushing.
D. Goodwin Searles is not in bust
ness as previously stated in our last
issue but is student in the Uni
versity Of California in Berkeley Cal.
The college year begins at about
August fifteenth. While on his way
to California Mr.. Searles will visit
friends in New York, Chicago, and
Portland Oregon.
Last Sunday morning at II A. M.
church service was held at the
church for the summer residents of
the island, Rev. George w. Plack
of San Antonio, Texas preached
powerful and very helpful service. 1t
Is planned to hold service here each
Sunday at the time above mentioned
All people are invited to attend.
The Cliff Island Library is now OPP
en- to members on Wednesdays and
Saturdays frc2n three to six P. NJ.
Afternoon tea is served each Wednes-
day afternoon. All island people are
cordially welcomed
Mrs. Elsie G. Bogert and her daugh
ter Miss G. r. Bogert Of Brooklyn
arrived on the island last week to
spend the month of August at their
attractive cottage on Sunset Road.
They have been here many previous
summers and are very fond of the
island.
Mrs. e. e. Stoves and Mrs. George
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